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Widespread Panic | August 14–16, 2026 | Atlantic City, NJ | Concert Poster V2
Widespread Panic | August 14–16, 2026 | Atlantic City, NJ | Concert Poster V2
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$30.00 USD
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Capture the unforgettable energy of Widespread Panic's three-night stand in Atlantic City with this meticulously designed, unofficial fan-made art print commemorating the August 14-16, 2026 shows at the Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena.
This striking piece is dominated by a large, totemic eye, rendered in a bold, graphic style. The iris is cleverly reimagined as a roulette wheel, a direct nod to Atlantic City's gambling heritage, with the show dates 14, 15, and 16 prominently marked. The eye is framed by intricate, Victorian-style filigree that seamlessly transforms into coiling snakes and serpentine patterns, an homage to the band's rich visual history. The design's power comes from its limited four-color palette of black, brown, tan, and a vibrant orange accent, giving it the classic feel of a screen-printed woodcut.
This poster is the perfect piece of memorabilia for any true Panic fan, an ideal addition to your collection, or a unique piece of wall art for your home, office, or music room.
**Please Note:** This is an unofficial, fan-made work of art inspired by the band and is not official merchandise. It is a creative tribute to the music and the experience. All prints are produced on high-quality, heavyweight archival paper for a lasting and vibrant finish.
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Note from the Artist:
When I set out to create this piece for the Atlantic City run, I wanted to forge a single, powerful icon that could represent the entire three-night experience. The all-seeing eye felt perfect—a central, watchful totem. To connect it directly to the location, I built the iris as a roulette wheel, placing the show dates on the board as if they were the winning numbers. The serpentine filigree wrapping around the eye is my tribute to the band's long-standing visual themes and southern gothic soul. My goal wasn't just to make a poster, but to create a symbolic emblem for the event, a kind of mysterious artifact that feels both timeless and tied to that specific moment and place.
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