Widespread Panic debuted a new song as they kicked off their spring tour with a gig at the Morrison Center in Boise, ID last night. The band dropped the new tune—titled “Street Dogs For Breakfast”—at the beginning of the encore, which also featured a “Blackout Blues.“Keyboardist JoJo Hermann penned the new song and has been workshopping it during solo and side-project gigs since at least 2010.
It should also be noted that drummer Todd Nance, who announced a temporary hiatus from the band last fall, was not behind the kit during yesterday’s show, though Hard Working American drummer Duane Trucks continued to fill in for him.
Widespread Panic will continue their spring tour tonight when they take the stage at the Martin Woldson Theater at The Fox in Spokane, WA.
*Here’s a look at last night’s setlist as it appears in our Box Scores:*
Friday, March 13, 2014, Widespread Panic, Morrison Center, Boise, ID
Set I: D’yer Maker, Holden Oversoul, Up All Night, One Arm Steve, Who Do You Belong To?, I’m Not Alone > Shut Up And Drive, Lil Kin > Radio Child
Set II: Thought Sausage > Barstools and Dreamers, Travelin’ Light, Blight > Surprise Valley > Drums > Surprise Valley > Party At Your Mama’s House > Stop Breakin’ Down Blues, Saint Ex, North
Enc: Street Dogs For Breakfast*, Blackout Blues
Notes: *new original, first time played
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