Widespread Panic

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Formed:
1986, over 26 years ago.
Snapshot:
A Group with 31 releases. 7 members.

Biography

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Widespread Panic is an American southern rock band formed in 1986. The current members are John Bell, John "JoJo" Hermann, Todd Nance, Domingo S. Ortiz, Dave Schools and Jimmy Herring.

They signed with Landslide Records in 1987 and released their debut album Space Wrangler (1988), then switched labels to Capricorn for 1991's Widespread Panic. They released a further seven albums starting with 1993's Everyday, to 2006's Earth to America resulting in worldwide sales of over three million albums. Their relentless touring has won them many fans as time has progressed; their concerts are large and well attended. Their 11th Studio album, Dirty Side Down, will be released by ATO Records on May 25th 2010.

Pictures

Widespread Panic - Widespread Panic in Concert - Berkely CA Getty Images

Widespread Panic in Concert - Berkely CA

Widespread Panic - Widespread Panic in Concert - Berkely CA Getty Images

Widespread Panic in Concert - Berkely CA

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Genres

Southern Rock, Jam, Rock, Hard Rock, Blues, Classic Rock, Pop, Rock and Roll. Vote on Genres

Discography

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Members

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Dave Schools

current & founder member

Jimmy Herring

current & founder member
  • Guitar

John Hermann

current & founder member
  • piano

John Bell

current & founder member
  • Singer / Guitar:
    • 1986-

Todd Nance

current & founder member
    • 1986-

Domingo S. Ortiz

current member
    • 1987-

Michael Houser

founder member
    • 1986-2002

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