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Setlist:
Set 1: Send Your Mind, Walkin' (For Your Love), Makes Sense to Me, Pigeons, Mercy, Rock, C. Brown, Love Tractor, Weight of the World, I'm Not Alone, Barstools and Dreamers, Proving Ground, The Last Straw, Me and the Devil Blues, Last Dance
Widespread Panic played 15 songs at Charter One Pavilion in Chicago, IL on 9/2/2009. The setlist spanned 1 set.

AnonymousNov 20, 2024
And this comment still holds Peggyo - as much as I love Warren, Trucks and ABB and Mule all together as it’s where I started with music - widespread has an entirely different sound it’s all due to Jimmy (was houser and can’t beat him) but Jimmy is like one of the best guitarists out there - better than Warren and Trucks in fact he’s like both of them combined and so goddamn clean and improvisational. To say he’s similar to Trey honestly ain’t a bad take, both have come so far in the last 15 years and I think Jimmy has grown more than Trey over the years. He really has found his own in these last 6 years with Duane on the kit. It’s more than just music.

AnonymousSep 26, 2009
Milles - you're just warming up to wsp...sorry pal, haynes and trucks are very talented...and yes their styles are different to that of herring...but what they create off their guitars is more mainstreamish...nothing to write home about...herring has another quality to his playing...he has some of what Anastasio has, I higher power...improvizational wisdom...it's not just about banging away notes...it's about the beautiful spacing in between along with the notes, the trust, the energy... what about the man himself, who does it all with his voice...amazing soul and energy...pure, like Garcia....the man, Mr. John Bell : ) let your life proceed by its own design
Night 2 of 2
Multi-night run
Show #21 of 2009
54 shows this year
2nd show at venue
3 total at Charter One Pavilion
15 songs
1 set