Capture a piece of the legendary jamband scene with the Widespread Panic Concert Poster For Three Nights At The Capitol Theatre In Port Chester NY November 21-22-23 2025 Home Decor Poster Canvas, a celebration of the band’s highly anticipated annual weekend run at one of the Northeast’s most iconic rock venues. This premium canvas art commemorates the special three-night residency spanning Friday, November 21, through Sunday, November 23, 2025. The host venue, the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, New York, affectionately nicknamed “The Cap,” is a historic 1,800-seat theater renowned for its intimate, atmospheric setting and excellent acoustics, having been a favored venue for decades by legendary improvisational acts like the Grateful Dead. Located at 149 Westchester Ave, Port Chester, NY 10573, The Cap provides the perfect, acoustically rich environment for Widespread Panic’s signature improvisational jams and deep catalogue explorations. This weekend engagement is a crucial stop on the band’s late 2025 tour schedule, marking a yearly pilgrimage for their devoted fanbase, the “Panic Freaks,” from across the region. Tickets for the highly in-demand three-night run were typically sold either as single nights or as multi-night passes, with individual ticket prices starting around $79.50 (excluding fees) for general admission, though securing face-value tickets often proves challenging due to immediate sell-outs and high demand on the secondary market. Fans can expect three nights of unique, no-repeat setlists, a hallmark of Widespread Panic’s live shows, featuring fan favorites such as “Chilly Water,” “Contentment Blues,” and expansive musical explorations on tracks like “Drums & Bass.” This poster canvas is more than mere merchandise; it’s a high-value collectible. Official Widespread Panic show posters, especially those for runs at The Cap, are celebrated for their elaborate, often psychedelic, limited-edition artwork created by prominent gig poster artists, making them desirable items that often appreciate in value. Displaying this poster is an active testament to the owner’s passion for the band’s improvisational mastery and preserves the memory of the electric atmosphere of a classic Panic weekend in Port Chester, NY.