Widespread Panic Throws In Fitting Song Choices On 4/20 In Chattanooga

Georgia rockers Widespread Panic continued Spring Tour last night at Soldiers And Sailors Memorial Hall in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The band filled the setlist with classics and threw in a few fitting song choices considering it was the stoner holiday of 4/20.

Widespread Panic kicked off the first set with “The Take Out” followed by “Junior,” “Porch Song” and “Visiting Day.” Up next was “Can’t Get High” though we have a feeling that wasn’t the case for some in attendance at last night’s show. The hour-long set continued with “Pickin’ Up The Pieces,” “1×1” and “Tickle The Truth” ahead of a “Pleas” > “Love Tractor” pairing. Last night’s second set was highlighted by a dream sequence of “Arleen” > “Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys” > “Fishwater” > “Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys.” JB rapped in “Arleen” as he tends to do and the song featured a “High Time We Went” tease.

For the encore, Panic led off with the evening’s final 4/20 referencing song: a cover of Van Morrison’s “And It Stoned Me.” The band then said farewell with “Postcard.” Widespread Panic Spring Tour moves on to North Charleston, South Carolina tomorrow night. Head here to listen an audience recording of WSP’s 4/20 show at PanicStream.

Setlist (via PanicStream)

Set One: The Take Out, Junior, Porch Song, Visiting Day, Can’t Get High, Pickin’ Up The Pieces, 1×1, Tickle The Truth, Pleas > Love Tractor (57 mins)

Set Two: Walkin’ (For Your Love), Red Hot Mama > Cease Fire > Vacation, Diner > Sleeping Man > Arleen > Low Spark of High Heeled Boys > Fishwater > Low Spark of High Heeled Boys > Climb To Safety (91 mins)

Encore: And It Stoned Me, Postcard (10 mins)