Widespread Panic 40 Years, 2026
21 x 34
Edition of 500
7 colors on cream paper
Signed and numbered

Widespread Panic Celebrating 40 Years, 2026
21 x 34
Sparkle Foil Artist Edition of 50
7 colors on sparkle foil
Signed and numbered

Widespread Panic Celebrating 40 Years, 2026
21 x 34
Lava Foil Artist Edition of 50
7 colors on lava foil
Signed and numbered

Widespread Panic Celebrating 40 Years, 2026
21 x 34
Gold Edition of 30
7 colors on gold metallic paper
Signed and numbered

Widespread Panic Celebrating 40 Years, 2026
21 x 34
Silver Edition of 10
7 colors on silver metallic paper
Signed and numbered

 

Widespread Panic Celebrating 40 Years Poster Release

I am deeply honored to have been commissioned by Relix to join the magazine and the band’s fans in celebrating Widespread Panic’s 40th legendary year! I created the cover for a new special edition softcover book celebrating four indelibly epic decades of Widespread Panic, packed with interviews, rare photos, and historical perspectives on one of rock’n’roll’s most important live touring bands.

I turned my Widespread Panic book cover art into this evocative poster design – to ring in Panic’s epic 40th birthday – and now I’m making my Artist Editions available to my friends and supporters!

I will make a limited online launch of my artist editions of Widespread Panic Celebrating 40 Years posters through EQL opening on Tuesday, September 22, 2026 at 9 am PST. The launch closes on Wednesday, September 23, 2026 at 9 pm PST.

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“Sought by our fans, the art of Chuck Sperry is some of their best loved… even the band members request personal signed copies of his posters. Chuck’s work is clean and colorful, the kind of imagery that can be seen from a mile away. His “Ladies,” as they have been dubbed, are highly prized among all of his beautiful creations… And just as the six members of Widespread Panic support the musical ideas of each other onstage we are honored to have the work of Chuck Sperry representing our sound in your eyes.”
— Dave Schools, Widespread Panic