Capture the essence of the continuing jamband celebration with the Widespread Panic Concert Poster Night 2 November 22 2025 Capitol Theatre Port Chester NY Art By Yong And Sick Home Decor Poster Canvas. This exclusive canvas print serves as a high-quality piece of art commemorating the second night of Widespread Panic’s highly coveted multi-night stand at the iconic Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, New York. The concert took place on Saturday, November 22, 2025, marking the midpoint of their annual Thanksgiving week run, and delivered another unique setlist filled with deep cuts and extensive improvisational jamming, a core tradition for the “Panic Freaks.” The venue, the Capitol Theatre, located at 149 Westchester Ave, Port Chester, NY 10573, is celebrated for its rich history and exceptional visual and sonic environment, which perfectly enhances Widespread Panic’s legendary live performance. As a weekend show, attendance was at its peak, with tickets—initially priced around $79.50 (excluding fees)—being extremely scarce and highly valued on the secondary market due to the band’s commitment to providing a completely different show from the night before (November 21st) and the final night (November 23rd). The setlist for Night 2 often features some of the band’s biggest extended jams, showcasing their virtuosity on staples like “Driving Song,” “Bust It Loose,” or cover songs that surprise the audience. The artistic detail specified on the poster, Art By Yong And Sick, highlights its collectible nature; this duo is renowned for creating some of the most sought-after gig posters in the modern rock scene, often using intricate line work and vibrant, surreal imagery that reflects the psychedelic elements of the show. This canvas poster not only preserves the date but also represents a specific, limited-edition piece of graphic art, offering a lasting memento of a unique and high-energy performance in the historic venue of Port Chester, NY, making it an essential acquisition for serious collectors and fans of Widespread Panic.