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Henry, they're not PIT but I have a pair in Orch D if you're interested.

ALL TICKETS SOLD. Thursday, October 10 Boston, MA ORCHRC Row D Seat 24 ORCHRC Row D Seat 26 $185.20 for the pair (Face Value) and Saturday, October 12 New York, NY ORCH2 Row FF Seat 201 $112.35 (Face Value)

You'll just need an account on Ticketmaster, I believe. BTW thanks for sharing the Thursday codes for Boston. I'll probably need them given TM's implementation of their virtual "waiting room" which opens at some unknown time before the pre-pre-sale. I love going to these shows but the ticket buying process is just unnecessarily stressful. If anyone has any info on additional NYC presales I'd be super appreciative

I'm pretty torn on this. Part of me would rather just spend the $$ traveling around the US to catch a few shows on the next Wilco tour. On the other hand, it's a getaway in the middle of winter to see my favorite band... I am curious about the type of attendees these destination shows attract. There's a reason I never went on a traditional spring break trip in college.

You can actually turn on email notifications for when your post gets quoted (i just received one ). Safe travels - hope you're having a nice time!

This is promising! Free show in NYC on Friday, and NFF on Saturday...

I got an ad on FB about that show. Never seen a show at Agganis, but am generally not a fan of those arena shows. Going to see them up in Portland, ME this summer instead!

This dude is known for being a creep - in more ways than one, apparently.

Tickets are transferrable. You get a paper ticket which, upon arriving at the festival, they swap for a bracelet. That's for a 3-day pass, I'm not sure if they handle single-day tickets differently.

Looks like Jeff will be playing at a new festival in Fort Worden, WA, THING, which is happening Aug. 24-25, 2019. https://www.instagram.com/p/BwkWt5KlSpk/

That’s me! Chatted about new Engineering building? Nice meeting you!

Was nice seeing you, Rob! Were you at those shows in 2001? I noticed a lack of Jesus etc on the setlists on setlist.fm, but I wonder if there’s a mistake there. (I’m not calling into question your memory!)

A memorable rendition, too!

Via Chicago Remember the Mountain Bed Bombs Above Some Birds White Wooden Cross Bull Black Nova Laminated Cat Family Ghost You’re Not Alone Evergreen I Am Trying To Break Your Heart Guaranteed Having Been is No Way To Be California Stars Let’s Go Rain Heavy Metal Drummer From Far Away Jesus, Etc. The Late Greats —————— Don’t Forget A Shot in the Arm Acuff-Rose And so concludes Jeff’s two-night stand at The Town Hall. Night two saw Jeff a little more comfortable, due in part, perhaps, to a better behaved audience. This isn’t to say that the audience didn’t speak up! Jeff recounted the bi

Bombs Above Some Birds One Sunday Morning I am Trying To Break Your Heart New Madrid Sick Server Hummingbird Having Been is No Way To Be Summerteeth Family Ghost You and I Guaranteed Ashes of American Flags Let’s Go Rain Jesus, Etc. I Know What It’s Like Passenger Side Radio King Don’t Forget ——————— I’m The Man Who Loves You Misunderstood To me, there was an energy in the room at The Town Hall that straddled the line between respectful engagement with Jeff and too much. For the most part, the crowd was good: some ribbing here and there, attentive during the calmer moments, etc. That wa

Couldn't remember the words.

Bombs Above Some Birds One Sunday Morning Having Been Is No Way To Be I Am Trying To Break Your Heart New Madrid Normal American Kids (abandoned pretty early on) Ruling Class Summerteeth Family Ghost Ashes of American Flags Guaranteed Hummingbird Jesus, etc. Gun Let’s Go Rain I Know What It’s Like Heavy Metal Drummer California Stars I’m the Man Who Loves You ————— Don’t Forget Misunderstood Acuff-Rose Jeff took the stage at about 8:30 and got off at about 10:10. Just a few noteworthy visits to banter corner: The show started with three or four consecutive songs before Mr. Tweedy addres

Perhaps this 5-song set doesn’t warrant its own thread, but what the hell? Some Birds Guaranteed Family Ghost Hummingbird Don’t Forget A funny little set at Newbury Comics (Newbury St. location) this morning, celebrating their 41st birthday. Wristbands were handed out at 10:00, and I was a bit surprised that by the time doors opened there were maybe 25 people in line. At the time, the store didn't have anything setup for the 12:15 show, and the employee I first spoke to couldn't tell me which of the three floors the show was gong to be on! We opted to leave the store and return around 11:

8am and it’s just me in line. A little surprised given how quickly tonight’s performance sold out.

Sorry to flood this thread, but their Twitter account has an image advertising the show and it says wristbands at 10.

Would love to attend, but to get in line at what... 8:30 only to wait in store until 12:15 is a bit of a time-suck.

Any word on wristbands, or is it first-come?

If you go to Largo's Instagram and check out their "stories" you can catch most of, if not all, his set from last night. It's about 25 minutes long. It isn't archived, and is only available for 24 hours from when it was posted (so it will disappear Friday evening).

Thanks for the thorough recaps, Paul. Sounds like another year of special shows at The Vic. Hope to make it next year.

The capacity of Boston HoB is 2700; the Orpheum, where they've played fairly recently, is 2500. I'm pretty glad that they don't play HoB, as I hate that place, but I don't know that it's too small for them. Then again, they sold out The Wang (3500) in 2011.... FWIW, I love picking up tickets at The Sinclair box-office for Bowery Boston shows as they waive fees. You can save $20+ on a pair of tix.