Todd Nance Of Widespread Panic Has Died
Todd Nance, one of the founding members of the jam band Widespread Panic has died.
According to CNN, his family reported he died early Wednesday as a result of chronic illness.
His family said; "He wrote great songs, and was a giving and forgiving collaborator."
Nance was the band's drummer for three decades, during which time they sold more than three million albums.
The band frequently performed at sold-out shows across the country and headlined major music festivals.
"T Man was the epitome of a 'team player,'" the band wrote in their statement. "Drove the Band and drove the van."
According to CNN, his family reported he died early Wednesday as a result of chronic illness.
His family said; "He wrote great songs, and was a giving and forgiving collaborator."
Nance was the band's drummer for three decades, during which time they sold more than three million albums.
The band frequently performed at sold-out shows across the country and headlined major music festivals.
"T Man was the epitome of a 'team player,'" the band wrote in their statement. "Drove the Band and drove the van."