Capture a piece of jamband history with the Widespread Panic Capitol Theatre Poster Port Chester NY November 2025 Home Decor Poster Canvas, a celebration of the band’s highly anticipated multi-night run at one of the most revered rock venues in the Northeast. This exclusive piece of wall art commemorates the special four-night residency, which runs from Wednesday, November 19, through Saturday, November 22, 2025, with the band playing two shows per weekend across two consecutive weeks. The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, New York, known affectionately as “The Cap,” is a legendary venue renowned for its intimate atmosphere and impeccable acoustics, making it an ideal setting for Widespread Panic’s signature improvisational jams and deep catalogue explorations. The venue, located at 149 Westchester Ave, Port Chester, NY 10573, historically hosted legends like the Grateful Dead and Janis Joplin, adding significant musical pedigree to Panic’s performance there. Tickets for this annual engagement are notoriously difficult to secure, frequently selling out instantly, with prices starting from approximately $79.50 for general admission per night (excluding fees), though secondary market prices are often significantly higher due to the high demand among the dedicated fan base, known as “Panic Freaks.” Each night features a unique, no-repeat setlist, with fans eagerly anticipating staples like “Chilly Water,” “Pusherman,” and extensive musical journeys on tracks like “Drums & Bass.” This poster canvas is not just tour merchandise; it represents a unique piece of collectible art. Official Widespread Panic show posters, especially those designed for The Cap runs, are renowned for their highly detailed, often psychedelic, limited-edition designs created by celebrated artists like AJ Masthay or Jeff Wood, ensuring high resale value and collectible status. Displaying this poster is a visual testament to the owner’s appreciation for the band’s improvisational mastery and the electric atmosphere of a Panic show in one of America’s most historic rock theaters, preserving the memory of their annual November pilgrimage to Port Chester, NY.