Jimmy Herring of Widespread Panic at The Capitol Theatre, March 2019

On March 6, Widespread Panic announced they would be highlighted on a new TV documentary series called American Music Spotlight.

The series will focus on the Georgia band’s sold-out 2019 run at The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, NY.

According to the band, “live concert footage [will be] mixed with venue historians and band members, providing insights and context on both the theaters and the band.”

Widespread Panic also recently announced that along with a new studio LP, their March 24 performance at The Cap will be released as a new live record, accurately dubbed Sunday Show.

“It was a pretty special night,” bassist Dave Schools said in a recent interview. “The band’s pretty cookin’ now, and the crowd was on our side.”

For more information about WSP on American Music Spotlight click here.

In other Panic-related news, on Feb. 22, John Bell, Jerry Joseph, JoJo Hermann, and Joel Byron (plus a sit-ins by Sunny Ortiz, Buck Williams, and Duane Trucks) performed as Ole Yellers on Feb. 22 in Orlando.

Watch the set one opener from Widespread Panic’s March 24 show at The Capitol Theatre via The Relix Channel below: