Capture the psychedelic, sweaty energy of Widespread Panic's two-night run in Memphis with this vibrant, fan-made tribute poster! Commemorating the October 11-12, 2026 shows at Radians Amphitheater, this piece is a must-have for any true fan's collection. The artwork features a stunning, maximalist cartoon style, packed with detail. A giant, bloodshot eyeball, half-awake and half-dreaming, floats over the Mississippi, reflecting the duality of a two-show stand. The Memphis skyline, a whimsical steamboat, and other quirky characters fill out this trippy landscape, all rendered in a warm, saturated palette of orange, yellow, and brown. Please note: This is an unofficial, fan-made piece of art inspired by the band and is not an official band-licensed product. Printed on high-quality, heavy matte 18x24 inch poster stock, this artwork is designed to make a bold statement on any wall. The full-bleed design ensures the art extends to every edge, perfect for framing or hanging as-is in your music room, office, or living space.
Note from the Artist:
When I set out to create this piece for Widespread Panic's Memphis run, I wanted to capture the feeling of being completely immersed in the music over two nights. The idea of one giant eye, split by the waterline of the Mississippi, felt perfect. The top half is wide-eyed and wired, like the start of the first set on night one. Below the water, its reflection is sleepy, goofy, and satisfied—that feeling after the last encore on night two. I filled the scene with Memphis flavor, from the little paddle steamer to the city's iconic pyramid, and gave everything a warm, sweaty, textured feel to evoke that Southern rock energy. It's my tribute to those long, strange, wonderful trips the band takes us on.
