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• Widespread Panic Announce September 2024 Las Vegas Concerts

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In the same vein as jam scene favorites before them and the current trend to perform under the neon lights of Sin City, Widespread Panic has tacked on their own slate of dates: September 20 through 22. The Southern-bred musicians will perform for three consecutive nights at The Theatre at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas. 

As is the case with Widespread Panic, impending dates will not ride on one another’s coattails. Instead, the band will take a break from the live stage, only to return for the emergence of a pair of Memphis, Tenn., concerts at Radian Amphitheatre at Memphis Botanic Garden. Another break separates the aforementioned shows and WP’s Red Rocks run, June 21 through 23, which is also sold out. 

After emerging from the rust-colored natural venue, the ensemble will rest again before taking on another round of dates, July 25 through 27 in Asheville, N.C. Sticking with the trend of monthly appearances, the band will play three shows at Boston’s MGM Music Hall at Fenway Park, August 22 through 24, and serving as the final performances before Widespread Panic’s Vegas stint. 

In addition to live shows, Widespread Panic has been trickling out new single releases, including “ Little By Little ,” “ We Walk Each Other Home ,” “ Tackle Box Hero ,” and their latest delivery, which dropped on April 26, 2024, wisdom-fueled “ Life as a Tree .”

Widespread Panic’ s Sin City tickets go on sale Friday, May 10 at 10 a.m. P.T.

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Widespread Panic is an American rock band from Athens, Georgia which consists of John Bell, John Hermann, Todd Nance, Domingo S. Ortiz, Dave Schools, Jimmy Herring and Duane Trucks.

The incarnation of Widespread Panic can be traced to one dorm room at the University of Georgie shared by John Bell and Michael Houser in 1988. As both musicians were guitarists, they decided to form a duo and began gigging and writing. After meeting with the rest of the musicians that formed the original line up the band, they played in fraternities and bars on a regular and Widespread Panic signed their first record label in 1987. They gained press attention whilst playing their local gig circuit they went on to sign with major label Capricorn Records in 1991 who released the band's self titled album in July of the same year.

This album was their first major release and was received well by critics which meant the band toured for almost all of 1992 to promote the material. The following album 'Everyday' broke the US Billboard 200 whilst 'Ain't Life Grand' broke top 100. The band achieved cult status for their live performance by the end of the 90's, a CD giveaway party in their hometown was attended by an estimated 100,000 people. They also headlined two nights of the first annual Bonnaroo Music Festival in 2002 as their status soared. In the same year founding member Michael Houser was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, his final show with the band was on July 2 before dying on August 10.

Their next albums were released on their own label, Widespread Records and achieved higher chart positions. Their peak to date remains 'Earth To America' which reached #48 in 2006. They continued to tour heavily throughout the promotion of all their albums and the band also hold the record for the most sold out shows at the Red Rocks Amphitheater.

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Widespread Panic is one of those bands that is ten times better when you see them perform live. They are arguably one of the most talented and tenacious modern jam bands around.

When they perform live they are sure to give their 100% into the performance. Their sets have often extended three hours long and are filled with tasty guitar riffs and long jam sessions. They have a unique sound that encompasses a wide variety of genres ranging from southern rock, progressive rock, and blues. Their sound is not too far off from some of their heroes such as Grateful Dead and The Allman Brothers. The band has a huge following and their shows are always successful. They have already broken a record for selling out the Red Rock Amphitheatre in Colorado the most times out of any band that has performed there.

The band has great chemistry together during their performances. The bass player, Dave Schools, manages to hold the sound together with his precise rhythmic playing, and Jimmy Herring adds much flavor to the music with his heavy-hitting guitar solos. Widespread Panic also incorporates unique keyboard effects into their music such as the funky sound of the clavinet and the smooth sound of a Wurlitzer.

If you see a Widespread Panic show, you can know that you will never see the same show twice as they constantly switch up their setlist every night to create a sense of surprise and freshness to their performances. Widespread Panic also incorporates atmospheric light shows into their performance to create an epic tone to their show.

At a Widespread Panic show you can expect to rock out for hours hearing a diverse list of intricate songs that are played with great skill. Everything from the lights, the great music, and the relaxed vibe of the show makes a Widespread Panic show worth checking out.

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The show started with John Bell’s gruff tones rasping out ‘A’ right. Good evenin’ everybody.’ Just to this, the crowd roared. Widespread Panic’s fans are insane, as I presume most rock fans are. Hard core rocking and screaming ensued as the band began to Jam. Widespread Panic are a distinctively Southern band, completely different to any British rock band you might stumble upon. They mix Southern style with progressive rock and even a hint of the blues. There is something oddly jazzy about their music that sets them apart from the crowd. Bell’s vocal are less gruff than his speaking voice, thank God, but sufficiently rocky. What this band is really good at is performing: all talented musicians, the guitars, bass and drums are all used in full force. Guitar solos are galore and in many ways the band seems stuck in a permanent state of basement jamming. But the crowd loves it. They came for the playing, not the lyrics, although they shout them out anyway. Than band kept great pace and energy all night.

BEST LIVE BAND AROUND!! If you haven't seen a Panic show, you haven't experienced life. Every song, every night, every year is different and magical in it's open special way. I'm afraid to think what my life and musical tastes would be like without these phenomenal musicians. John Bell, Dave Schools, JoJo Herman, Sunny Ortiz, Michael Houser, Todd Nance, Jimmy Herring, Dewayne Trucks, George McConnell, John Keane! Never miss a Sunday show! WSMFP!!! Roll Tide!

It was a enjoyable show, but certainly not one of the best for a number of reasons. The Wharf did not have the side large video screens working. The venue was only about half full, thanks in many parts to the Orange Beach Officials derogatory comments about the WSP Fanbase. It was only a one set show versus the customary 2 set show.

Heat. Fire. A classic panic setlist, with a few killer new rockin' covers thrown in. Duane's first visit to the Nation's Capital was rock solid all the way. Drivin > Disco > Hatfield > Honky Red > Drums > TV Eye > Stopgo > Drivin was insanity. Played perfectly. So high energy. Can they repeat the magic tonight? Stay tuned...

Awesome show

Capitol theatre packed to the gill

crowd jumping and partying all night

Panic played their brains out unitl 11:50 am

Jimmy Herring was killing all night

no question he has to be the best in the world

and I have seen all the greats

Great show and time

WIDEMUTHAFUCKINSPREAD PANIC!!! Burin' down every house they play in!!! Spreading LOVE and RUCKUS from the road!!! Turning them on...Turns everything else off!!! They'll ROCK you, ROLL you and SOOTHE your SOUL!!! NEVER a sour note with these boys!!! TURN THAT NOISE UP!!!

This show was incredible. The venue was awesome, outside but covered still. It even rained and only positively contributed to the experience. Panic was awesome - the crowd was great. Couldn't have asked for a better time!

Sooooo amazing! Seen the guyz 7 times, and this one was one of the best ones yet! They just kdep getting better and better each tkme I see them. Definitely my favorite band!

The boys killed it night 1/3 in OAK! Great Let it Rock and a fun Tail Dragger to close it out. Duane is settling in, he is a great add to the band.

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Widespread Panic Gets Tour Manager Involved On Second Night In Milwaukee [Audio]

Widespread Panic returned to the Riverside Theater on Saturday night to rock the venue with extended scorchers and fan-favorite covers for the band’s second of three shows in Milwaukee. Sunshine and college game day in Brew Town ensured that most attendees were buzzing as they staggered toward the legendary theater. Like always, the six-headed monster from Athens, GA didn’t disappoint.

Getting down to business, Panic performed an emotional cover of Michael Stanley ’s “Let’s Get The Show On The Road” as the audience joined in for the opening lines with passionate fervor. Though Panic played this tune at the D.C. run last month, it is just too damn good to be shelved. Jimmy Herring cut listeners to tatters with an early buzzsaw solo.

After giving the feral audience time to settle down, Duane Trucks and Sunny Ortiz introduced “Pleas”, then grabbed shovels to exhume Bloodkin ’s “Henry Parsons Died” with unholy purpose. Another brief silence was broken by the opening notes of “Up All Night”, giving the band time and space to explore the cosmos together.

After pausing once more to temper the animals in the audience, the rolling percussions of “Shut Up and Drive” accelerated down the night’s highway. Jimmy Herring put the pedal to the floor and the tail lights disappeared over the horizon. Dave Schools picked up where Herring left off and steered the band into his bass opus, “Stop-Go”. This song got the extended treatment, too, as JoJo Hermann ’s piano flourishes gave way to a rare interpolation of Leonard Cohen ’s “That Don’t Make It Junk” from John Bell ’s corner.

Panic’s tour manager, Steve Lopez , joined in next to add some extra percussion to a hair-raising cover of War ’s “Slippin’ Into Darkness”. As a six-piece once again, the band honored late, founding drummer Todd Nance by plunging into his lasting composition, “Down”, before sneaking into the barn for a nocturnal joyride on a bouncing “Love Tractor” to end the first frame.

Widespread Panic returned from set break to defy gravity during “Porch Song”. The instrumental “Party At Your Mama’s House” blazed into an uninterrupted sequence of jams that first melted into a bass-heavy cut of Vic Chesnutt ’s “Blight”. Dave Schools’s vocals shined (“Thru the blight of you”) and added “Just love each other… it isn’t that hard” into his traditional improvisation section.

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Without pause, a scorching “Flicker” was extinguished in the white water rapids of Schools’s bass deluge on “Bear’s Gone Fishin'”. Trucks and Ortiz carried those percussive rhythms into a thunderous “Cease Fire”. Jimmy Herring spoke a language outside of cultures and nations yet understood by all as he pleaded for the enemy to throw down their weapons and surrender.

An ethereal “Blue Indian” made its annual haunt next—with assistance from the raucous audience for the “We got a party goin’ on / Many spirits strong!” verse—to close out the stream of consecutive jams, then strapped the crowd in for the intergalactic rodeo of “Space Wrangler”. (“Knowing that he found the place that serves the coldest beer!”). Wrapping up the second set, JoJo led the band through another beer-soaked tale of debauchery with a bawdy “Blackout Blues.”

With a few minutes left on the clock, Widespread Panic returned to the stage for a two-song encore. First, Tom Petty ‘s “Honey Bee” prompted howls from the crowd as JB sang the lyrics “I’m the king of Milwaukee!” To finish off Saturday night’s jubilee, WSP delivered a euphoric cover of Skip James ’s “I’m So Glad”. The song was a longtime staple for for the band’s cosmic mentor, Col. Bruce Hampton , and fellow Aquarium Rescue Unit member, Jimmy Herring channeled his spirit with intention on guitar.

Widespread Panic rounds out this three-night stay at the Riverside Theater with a climactic Sunday show tonight. Things are bound to get weird, Milwaukee. Buckle up and have fun.

Stream a full audio recording of Widespread Panic’s Saturday night show in Milwaukee via the player below. For a complete list of the band’s upcoming tour dates, head here .

Widespread Panic – Milwaukee, WI – Full Audio – 10/22/22

Setlist [via PanicStream ]: Widespread Panic | Riverside Theater | Milwaukee, WI | 10/22/22

Set One: Let’s Get The Show On The Road, Pleas > Henry Parsons Died, Up All Night, Shut Up And Drive > Stop-Go > Slippin’ Into Darkness*, Down, Love Tractor (75 mins)

Set Two: Porch Song, Party At Your Mama’s House > Blight > Flicker > Bear’s Gone Fishin’ > Cease Fire > Blue Indian, Goin’ Out West > Space Wrangler > Blackout Blues (85 mins)

Encore Honey Bee, I’m So Glad (13 mins)

Notes * w/ Steve Lopez on percussion – ‘That Don’t Make It Junk’ rap during ‘Stop-Go’ – “Just love each other…it isn’t that hard.” DAS during ‘Blight’

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Widespread Panic Tour 2024: Unforgettable Live Performances Await

The Widespread Panic Tour 2024 features upcoming shows at Enmarket Arena and The Riverside Theater, with their next tour date at Fox Theatre in Atlanta. Widespread Panic is an American rock band from Athens, Georgia, known for their unique blend of rock, jam, and blues music.

Their concerts typically last between two and a half and three hours, providing fans with an immersive and energetic experience. The current lineup includes John Bell on guitar and vocals, Dave Schools on bass, Duane Trucks on drums, Sunny Ortiz on percussion, John Hermann on keyboards, and Jimmy Herring on guitar.

Stay tuned for the chance to witness the captivating performances of Widespread Panic live on stage.

Get Ready For Widespread Panic Tour 2024

Get ready for an unforgettable experience with Widespread Panic Tour 2024! This American rock band from Athens, Georgia, delivers an energetic show lasting between two and a half to three hours. Don’t miss the chance to witness their captivating music live.

Tour Buzz And Spreadhead Excitement

Experience the thrill of Widespread Panic’s highly anticipated 2024 tour as they ignite a tour buzz and spreadhead excitement. With their signature blend of rock music, this American band promises an unforgettable live show that lasts between two and a half to three hours.

Don’t miss your chance to be a part of this electrifying experience.

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The widespread panic live experience.

When it comes to the Widespread Panic Live Experience , fans can expect an unforgettable performance filled with high energy and incredible music.

Widespread Panic concerts typically last between two and a half and three hours, allowing fans to fully immerse themselves in the band’s music. From the moment the band takes the stage, the atmosphere is electric, with fans eagerly awaiting each song.

The band’s music style can be described as a fusion of rock, blues, and southern jam. Their repertoire includes a mix of original songs, covers, and improvisations, making each show unique and unpredictable.

Throughout the concert, Widespread Panic showcases their musical talent and chemistry, captivating the audience with powerful vocals, impressive guitar solos, and groovy rhythms. Their stage presence is infectious, leaving fans wanting more even after the show ends.

If you’re planning to attend a Widespread Panic concert, be prepared for an exhilarating experience that will leave you craving for their next tour date. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to witness their incredible live performances!

Music That Unites Generations

Experience the music that transcends generations with the Widespread Panic Tour 2024. This iconic rock band from Athens, Georgia brings together fans of all ages for a night of unforgettable performances. Don’t miss out on the chance to witness their captivating live shows.

Widespread Panic’s Enduring Lineup

Experience the enduring lineup of Widespread Panic on their highly anticipated 2024 tour. With guitarist/singer John Bell, bassist Dave Schools, drummer Duane Trucks, percussionist Domingo “Sunny” Ortiz, keyboardist John “JoJo” Hermann, and guitarist Jimmy Herring, their captivating live shows promise two and a half to three hours of incredible music.

Don’t miss your chance to see them live!

Setlist Speculations And Surprises

The Widespread Panic Tour 2024 is anticipated to be an unforgettable experience for fans around the world. With their extensive discography, fans are eagerly speculating about the potential setlist for the upcoming tour. While the band is known for their classic hits that have captivated audiences for years, there is also the possibility of them introducing new staples to their repertoire.

The joy of attending a Widespread Panic concert lies in the unexpected live renditions of their songs. Each show is a unique experience, with the band often improvising and adding their own twist to familiar tunes. Fans can expect to be surprised and delighted by the band’s energy and creativity on stage.

So mark your calendars and get ready for a night of incredible music. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to their sound, the Widespread Panic Tour 2024 promises to be an event to remember.

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The Culture Of ‘spreadheads’

Widespread Panic, a popular American rock band from Athens, Georgia, has cultivated a dedicated fan base known as ‘Spreadheads’. The origins of this unique nickname can be traced back to the band’s early days and their lively concerts that left fans in a state of ‘widespread panic’. These ‘Spreadheads’ have formed a tight-knit community that celebrates the band’s music and their shared love for live events.

A typical Widespread Panic concert lasts between two and a half and three hours, providing fans with an immersive and unforgettable musical experience. The band’s eclectic style incorporates elements of rock, blues, funk, and jam music, creating a sound that is both captivating and energetic.

With guitarists/singers John Bell and Jimmy Herring, bassist Dave Schools, drummer Duane Trucks, percussionist Domingo “Sunny” Ortiz, and keyboardist John “JoJo” Hermann, Widespread Panic continues to thrill audiences with their soul-stirring performances. Whether you’re a die-hard ‘Spreadhead’ or a new fan, attending a Widespread Panic concert is an opportunity to join a passionate community and immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of live events.

Preparing For The Tour

Get ready to rock with Widespread Panic on their highly anticipated 2024 tour! With a lineup of talented musicians and an energetic performance that lasts two and a half to three hours, their concerts are not to be missed. Check out their upcoming shows and secure your tickets now.

The Impact Of Live Performances

Experience the transformative impact of live performances on Widespread Panic Tour 2024. Witness their powerful blend of rock music in an unforgettable show that will leave you energized and captivated. Don’t miss the opportunity to see them live at their upcoming shows.

Memories From Past Tours

Widespread Panic’s live performances have created countless memories for their fans. From sold-out shows to epic jam sessions, the band has left a lasting impact on audiences around the world . Fans reflect on past tours and share unforgettable moments, from singing along to their favorite songs to experiencing the energy of a live performance . The band’s unique blend of southern rock, blues, and jam band influences creates a captivating atmosphere that keeps fans coming back for more. With shows lasting between two and a half and three hours, Widespread Panic knows how to keep the audience engaged and entertained . Whether it’s the infectious grooves of their music or the camaraderie amongst fans, Widespread Panic concerts are an experience like no other . So, get ready to join the Spreadheads and make new memories on the upcoming Widespread Panic Tour 2024.

Staying Connected With The Band

Engaging with Widespread Panic’s online presence is crucial for fans who want to stay connected and informed about the band’s tour progress and updates. Widespread Panic has a dedicated website where fans can find all the information they need, including upcoming shows, tour archives, ticket availability, and more. By regularly visiting the website, fans can ensure they don’t miss out on any concert opportunities.

In addition to the website, Widespread Panic also has a strong online presence on social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Following the band’s official accounts on these platforms is an excellent way to receive real-time updates about tour dates, ticket sales, and other important announcements.

Fans can also join online communities such as Reddit, where they can interact with fellow Widespread Panic fans and share information about the band. These communities often provide valuable insights and discussions about the band’s music, concerts, and fan experiences.

To fully immerse themselves in the Widespread Panic experience, fans can explore the band’s music catalog and setlists. By listening to their music and studying their setlists from previous concerts, fans can familiarize themselves with the band’s sound and anticipate what they may hear at upcoming shows.

Frequently Asked Questions On Widespread Panic Tour 2024

What are widespread panic fans called.

Widespread Panic fans are called ‘Spreadheads. ‘ They are dedicated followers of the American rock band from Athens, Georgia.

How Long Is A Widespread Panic Concert?

A Widespread Panic concert typically lasts between two and a half and three hours.

Is Widespread Panic Still Together?

Yes, Widespread Panic is still together. The current lineup includes John Bell, Dave Schools, Duane Trucks, Domingo Ortiz, John Hermann, and Jimmy Herring. They are an American rock band from Athens, Georgia.

What Kind Of Music Does Widespread Panic Play?

Widespread Panic plays rock music with elements of blues, funk, and Southern rock.

Widespread Panic’s upcoming tour in 2024 promises to be an unforgettable experience for fans. With a lineup of talented musicians and a reputation for energetic performances, their concerts are a must-see for any music lover. Whether you’re a hardcore fan or a newcomer to their music, you can expect a night filled with incredible live music that will leave you wanting more.

Don’t miss out on the chance to be part of the Widespread Panic experience – check out their tour dates and book your tickets now.

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Singer John Bell shows off his bunk, plus the books and journals he keeps nearby to pass the time on the road (and write a few songs).

What lurks in the cupboard on the Widespread Panic bus? Sardines, Truffle oil and plenty of cereal.

Widespread Panic with their bus in March 1987 — John Bell tells some tales of the old days, when he was the band’s driver and mechanic.

WSP discuss what it’s like to be tagged as a jam band.

Axeman Jimmy Herring joined the band last year following a couple of replacements for the group’s original guitarist, Michael Houser, who died in 2002. Check out Bell discussing his new bandmate’s skills and Herring obsessing over chord mathematics.

Take a tour of the back of the bus and find out who does the band’s laundry.

Find out why Bell refers to the group’s tour itinerary as “The Book of Lies!”

The band has never played the same set twice — hear how they plot their shows.

Bell discusses New Orleans, the city where he met his wife and, after donating money to help rebuild after the Katrina disaster, became buddies with Brad Pitt.

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Widespread Panic is an American rock band from Athens, Georgia, known for their energetic live performances and long jams. The band was formed in 1986 and is made up of vocalist and guitarist John Bell, bassist Dave Schools, drummer Duane Trucks, percussionist Domingo "Sunny" Ortiz, keyboardist John "JoJo" Hermann, and guitarists Jimmy Herring and Matt Slocum.

Widespread Panic's music is often described as a blend of Southern rock, blues, and jam band styles. They have released 13 studio albums and have a dedicated fan base known as "Spreadheads." The band is known for their extensive touring schedule and has played over 1,700 live shows. They have a reputation for their improvisational style and for their ability to keep a concert going for over three hours.

Widespread Panic has been recognized for their contributions to music, with numerous awards and accolades. They have been nominated for three Grammy Awards and have won a variety of awards from music industry organizations such as the Georgia Music Hall of Fame and the Athens Music Award. They were also inducted into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame in 2010.

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Bad Bunnys Safety Threatened After Multiple Fights Break-Out At Dallas Concert

• Bad Bunny's Dallas show turned chaotic with fights erupting among fans, overshadowing the performance briefly.
• Some female fans engaged in intense brawls, reminiscent of a video game scene, causing widespread attention online.
• Despite the commotion, Bad Bunny continued his performance unaware of the altercation, raising concerns over safety measures.

Bad Bunny’s latest world tour stop got rowdy as several fans got into an altercation while watching his performance, causing a moment of panic.

During the Saturday night concert, a series of violent fights broke out, briefly overshadowing the performance. Bad Bunny was seemingly unaware of the chaos unfolding as he entertained the audience at the American Airlines Center in Dallas.

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Multiple fights broke out at bad bunnys dallas show.

According to TMZ , the skirmishes erupted among female fans, in what almost seemed like a video game scene playing out for other concert goers. Captured in a viral video, the intense brawl showcased two women grappling each other's hair and exchanging a barrage of punches.

Nearby, the publication says another pair of women engaged in a physical confrontation, with one pushing the other over seats while continuing to strike. Amidst the chaos, several men attempted to intervene and diffuse the escalating violence.

The incidents captured widespread attention online, sparking discussion about safety and security measures at live events, with some people even drawing comparisons to the fatal Astroworld tragedy (which still has Travis Scott facing billions in lawsuits ).

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Despite the commotion, Bad Bunny continued his performance, unaware of the altercation occurring away from the stage. However, the fans in the vicinity found themselves torn between watching the artist and the unfolding brawl. Interestingly, the individual filming the incident noted that it was the second confrontation of the evening, raising questions about the intensity of the earlier altercation.

Details regarding any arrests or medical attention following the altercation remain uncertain. Nonetheless, the footage suggests that at least two women in the crowd may have sustained injuries, with visible signs of a black eye and possible bruising evident.

Bad Bunny’s World Tour Remains Ongoing

Bad Bunny hasn’t made a formal comment on the incident. But it seems like his world tour will continue, despite the bump in the road. The Puerta Rican rapper, who has been on the road since February, will conclude the North American leg of his Most Wanted Tour later this month.

Unfortunately, Bad Bunny’s Dallas performance isn’t the first concert to be marred by a physical altercation, though hopefully it’ll be the only violence the entertainer faces for the rest of his career, or at least tour.

The Astroworld tragedy, headlined by Travis Scott in 2021, for example, stands as one of the most devastating incidents, where a crowd surge led to the deaths of 10 people and injuries to hundreds more. Scott is still facing legal repercussions, including numerous lawsuits alleging negligence.

Similarly, the 1979 Who concert in Cincinnati saw 11 fans trampled to death in a rush for seats. The incident led to changes in concert safety regulations. In 2000, the Roskilde Festival in Denmark witnessed a fatal crowd crush during a Pearl Jam performance, resulting in nine deaths. Investigations followed, leading to safety improvements for future festivals. These incidents underscore the importance of concert safety protocols and the need for vigilant crowd management to prevent such tragedies.