Widespread Panic drummer Todd Nance will play a show with his band the Romper Stompers at the Caledonia Lounge in Athens, GA on November 30. The Romper Stompers consists of Daniel Hutchens of Bloodkin, Williams Tonks of Barba Cue, John Mills of Barbara Cue and Quick Hooks, and Todd Nance on the drums. The band plays songs written from the perspectives of children but it is still music that adults can enjoy and kids can relate to as well. The Buzzards will open for them. Widespread Panic is currently on hiatus, so Nance will be playing a limited number of shows until the band reunites for their two-night New Year’s Eve run in Charlotte, NC.
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