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Added May 11 & 12 Nels appearances & 2017 Glenn Kotche performance: April 18: Nels Cline Greenwich House NY, NY 20: Glenn Kotche St. Louis Symphony St. Louis, MO 22: Nels Cline The Stone NY, NY 23: Glenn Kotche w/ Jim Becker, Darin Gray & Joe Adamik Hideout Chicago, IL 24: Pat Sansone performing Big Star's Third with others The Filmore San Francisco, CA 27: Nels Cline happylucky No. 1 Brooklyn, NY 27: Jeff Tweedy and Pat Sansone perform Big Star's Third with others Alex Theatre Glendale, CA 29: Jeff Tweedy Stefanie H. Weill Center Sheboyan, WI May 11:

GN'R was pretty great. Axl was seated in Dave Grohl's throne for the duration of the show due to his broken foot, but I would say they made the most of it otherwise. The band was right on. They hit some deep cuts that went over really well - Coma for example. It took 3-4 songs for the surreal aspect of seeing Slash and Axl on the same stage after 23 years to wear off and then it seemed very natural. I'm sure I'm biased in thinking the show was great. I had invested a lot in it. Money clearly, but also time. We got in line around 5, they went on around midnight and played for just over 2.5 ho

Guns N' Roses/ Alice in Chains

New show announced in Moorhead, MN (Fargo area) on 8/14 at Bluesteam Amphitheater. also with William Tyler so now we have Fargo->KC->StL->Madison->Minny->Chicago

I'm going to the GNR show Friday. Will check back in with a review. First concert I ever went to was GNR in 93. Then saw Axl's first comeback on 01-01-01 in Vegas at the House of Blues. Clips looked fun from last weekend. Tickets are pretty nuts for the tour though. While there are nosebleeds for $45 the entire first bowl of these stadiums is around $250.

Wilco in KC 8/16 @ Crossroads St. Louis 8/17 @ The Fabulous Fox Theatre with William Tyler Nice little midwest tour coming together: KC->StL->Madison->Minny->Chicago

New show in Madrid: July 2nd Jardines Del Botanico

TONIGHT. GUNS N’ ROSES. Back where it all began… Get your ticket at Gibson Brands on Sunset, formally known as Tower Records. 8801 Sunset Blvd. West Hollywood. A limited amount of tixs will be released at noon. 10Bucks. 1 Per Person. Cash Only. Non transferable. No Cameras inside the event. TROUBADOUR. TONIGHT

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I have a ticket to this show...Schubas is a great spot for this...

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Courtney Barnett!!

Wilco performing at Breese Stevens Field in Madison, WI on Friday 8/19. Kurt Vile opens.

Informative interview. I can't believe the interviewer didn't follow up Jeff's "bullshit" on YHF somewhat. Would have loved to hear more on that. Also - Jeff's comment about Billy Corgan is out there. He doesn't usually jump into this kind of thing... "I worry about Billy. I think he seems like he’s maybe a little out of his mind."

Glenn in St. Louis on 4/20 at Symphony: The STL Symphony, in partnership with the Pulitzer Arts Foundation, is pleased to announce a special Wednesday, April 20 performance of Pulitzer Prize winner John Luther Adams’ Ilimaq by percussionist Glenn Kotche,

If you missed the Jeff Tweedy benefit concert for Ibrahim Parlak on Friday Feb 26 at the Acorn Theater in Three Oaks, you can hear it re-broadcast TOMORROW: Friday, March 11 from 6:30-8PM EDT at Radio Harbor Country in Three Oaks, MI. Stream the show at http://radioharborcountry.org OR use the Tune-In app: http://tunein.com/: (search for 'WRHC Radio Harbor Country).'

who isn't a step down?

Tempest is great. I don't know what you all are talking about. Pay in Blood and Duquesne Whistle alone make that album.

I assume this is all GA?

I had that same experience in Chicago a few weeks back. A lot of blah. Great on the record though.

Bringing this back to solo shows, side projects etc: mikaeljorgensenFriends, TRIMBIN is coming. Along with my collaborators — musicians James Thomas, William Tyler and Nick Hallett (aka the Trimbin Band)— we've been working with the Hugh M. Hefner Moving Image Archive at the USC School of Cinematic Arts to review, digitize, and score the lost films of Fred Engelberg (1929-2012), a Los Angeles based filmmaker, folk musician, poet, and visionary whose projects have been lost to time. This March, the Trimbin band will present the first public screening of excerpts of Engelberg's films- along w

Sounds like a great evening. Chicago Tribune has the article on the show at the top of their home page right now. http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-tweedy-parlak-benefit-concert-met-20160226-story.html Also, I'm a fan of change.org which has a petition going: https://www.change.org/p/president-barack-obama-stop-the-wasteful-and-unnecessary-deportation-of-ibrahim-parlak

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