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A few I haven't seen posted Mar 27 Glenn Kotche Atlanta @ 40 Watt Club May 21 The Autumn Defense Engelwood, NJ @ Bergen Performing Arts Center May 29 Glenn Kotche NY @ MMOA

I agree with you on this. Typical industry/artist approach. Can't blame them for doing so.

The benefit show dates have jumped around over the course of time too...

Yukon Blonde Ron Sexsmith Todd Snider Wilco/ Jazzfest Jenny Lewis Dave Riot Fest CHI ACDC

I have a spreadsheet. Also tracking ticket prices. Scary how much money I dropped on tickets last year!

This has to be some kind of record!

Wilco 57 Jeff Tweedy 28 Black Crowes 22 Aerosmith 13 Pearl Jam 11

http://www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/EarlyWarnings Solo gig (as opposed to Tweedy)?

The Greek show is listed in a billboard article: http://www.billboard.com/articles/business/6494714/greek-theatre-unveils-2015-lineup-robert-plant-wilco-weird-al

hell yeah on the ST choice

http://www.redeyechicago.com/music/redeye-spencer-tweedy-chicago-interview-wilco-20150302-story.html

I'm excited to see what they do with those first 4 major releases too.

Oh my. If it is anything like the Mavis show DW put on...don't go! Wait for the tv show. The Mavis thing was so hard to watch.

I absolutely agree with this. I think it is important to also add to this conversation that there is no revenue for recording artists to be had through sale of that recording any longer other for the biggest of the big (Taylor S etc). This may not apply to bands like Wilco who never made much money (or so they claimed) through the music as much as it applies to bands like Pearl Jam or Jack White where record sales used to generate a substantial amount of revenue. I also hear that tote bags have lost some popularity which no doubt impacts Wilco more than PJ or JW. That said, it is a bit of

Tig Notaro confirmed she would be there on the latest episode of Professor Blastoff.

Soldier Field: Anybody have insight into what tickets are they putting on sale Saturday or how many tickets are up for grabs?

Just announced: Beale Street Music Festival in Memphis. Wilco must be playing Saturday or Sunday given Florida show on Friday.

Welcome to the Jungle

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On Thursday I went to see Jason Isbell. I met a friend prior to the show for dinner. She was already sitting at the table and we caught up for 10-15 minutes before I brought up that I had listened to The Moment podcast where Jason was the guest. I told her I thought he sounded like a great guy - smart, down to earth, insightful. My friend is giving me a really strange look and then motions towards the table next to us. Jason Isbell is sitting there. Less than 2 ft from our table. I just hadn't looked at my surroundings. I was so embarrassed. We didn't directly interact with JI - I had already

Streaming now http://www.npr.org/2015/02/08/383322349/first-listen-pops-staples-dont-lose-this?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=allsongs&utm_term=music&utm_content=20150209

I bought tickets through the presale. Reserved Center Row 15. Said it on the screen as I was buying and of course on my receipt. My understanding is that Red Rocks sets up in a number of configurations. I too wish there had been more info as to what the configuration was to be.

..."quiet ruminations like "Take It Back," a somber ballad punctuated by a guitar solo courtesy of Wilco's Jeff Tweedy. "Getting that from him was the biggest gift of my life," Ruess laughs. "Emile and Jeff both kind of fell to the floor after they heard it." Read more: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/features/nate-ruess-on-going-solo-and-the-future-of-fun-exclusive-20150206#ixzz3R0Wt4uhP

wilco hq email that just went out.

I'd love to know too. I seem to remember a long thread on this from the last show, but couldn't find it. I'm in Reserved Center Row 15.