Todd Nance, the founding drummer of Widwide Panic, has died at the age of 57.
The news was shared Wednesday on the band’s website in a few brief statements from the Nance and Widwide Panic family.
“It is with great sadness that we announce that Todd Nance, a founder of Widwide Panic, died this morning in Athens, GA from sudden and unexpected severe complications of a chronic illness,” said the musician’s family.
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They said no services are currently being planned, but said information will be shared at a later date regarding a celebration of Nance’s life.
Todd Nance, the founding drummer of Panic, has died at the age of 57. (Photo by C Flanigan / FilmMagic)
“The Nance family appreciates the love and support of all and asks for their privacy during these difficult times,” she said in a statement.
Another statement was also shared on the website of “the boys and girls of widespread panic.”
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“With heavy hearts and loving memories we say goodbye [sic.] to our brother Todd Alton Nance. Widespread Panic was born the night of Todd’s first show, “the statement said. He and Mikey [Houser] had been playing music together in high school (maybe Junior high) and with a happy thought, Michael had tracked him down and asked him to join. “
The message called Nance “the band” of the band and praised his “great” songwriting, as well as his “give and forgive” collaborations.
“T Man was the example of a ‘team player.’ Dry the Band and ride the order bus, ‘they went on. “Funny, adventurous and a very friendly soul, we wish Todd and his family peace in this sad time after so many happy times. Safe travel, Brother Todd. “
The news was also shared on the band’s Instagram page alongside a photo of the rocker.
People report that Nance was a member of Widwide Panic from 1986 to 2014 when he took a hiatus.
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He joined in 2016 before leaving that year permanently.
