Widespread Panic will usher in 2020 at the Fox Theatre

For the third consecutive year, Widespread Panic will usher in the new year in Atlanta.

The heralded jam band will return to The Fox Theatre for a trio of shows at 8 p.m. Dec. 29-31.

Tickets to the concerts will go on sale at 10 a.m. Sept. 27 via www.foxtheatre.org and by calling 1-855-285-8499. Individual show tickets - which start at $75 - will be available, as well as a three-day package (there is a four-ticket limit for all shows).

Widespread Panic recently announced that two of its lauded live recordings, “Montreal 1997” and “Carbondale 2000,” will be released on vinyl in box set form for the first time this fall.

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