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watch bill burr live at red rocks :: Article Creator Widespread Panic Announces Livestreams For Sold-Out 2024 Red Rocks Run Widespread Panic fans across the globe can tune in this weekend to watch the band "Bust It Big" at Red Rocks Amphitheatre with nightly video livestreams. The band's performances from Morrison, CO on June 21st, 22nd, and 23rd will air live on streaming platform nugs. This year's annual pilgrimage to Red Rocks will mark another record-setting sojourn for Widespread Panic as the band notches its 70th, 71st, and 72nd consecutive sold-out shows at the iconic venue. The Grateful Dead previously held the record for the most sell-outs in a row until Widespread Panic broke it in 2015, and now the band returns every summer to break its own record. Before the men of Widespread Panic take over Red Rocks, the band will open for The Rolling Stones at Empower Field at Mile High in nearby Denver on Thursday. At nearly 40 ye