Confusion Boats

https://www.irishexaminer.com/lifestyle/artsandculture/arid-41223436.html#:~:text=They hit the stage at,wail out a guitar solo. 

Ode To Joy rated 9/10 in the latest Uncut Magazine. The review contains the intriguing line "If Being There was Wilco's Born To Run, this is their Nebraska.

I thought it was a great show. And you are right about the sound. It was crystal clear. One Wing and Bull Black Nova were just super.

Thanks for the review bbop. Enjoy the rest...

Ain't No Chimneys in the Poor Places

Another Lonely Hummingbird

Someone Else's Christmas Song

How to Fight the Christmas Blues

you forgot the comma.

I did!

She Came Kissing Santa Claus

^Sounds like someone who is suicidal on those last three

Sorry about that... how about these?   

Got You Flowers

You Are My Everything

Everlasting Monday is brilliant.  

A few more...

Say You Wanna Live

Why Would You Miss Me

Lonely Soul

Treasure Locator

Bob Dylan's Joke Explained

Pickled Queen

The Unwelcome Candyfloss

Hi. A couple of reviews of Brixton. I travelled over from Dublin for it. A real treat.

https://blackcountryrock.co/2016/11/20/wilco-brixton-academy-london-19-november-2016/

https://www.ft.com/content/c11df1f2-afea-11e6-9c37-5787335499a0

Agreed, I saw The National there last summer and it is a lovely setting to see a band, especially with good weather.

I will be attending.

Yeah, The National also played at Live at the Marquee in Cork last year. It would be great to see Wilco there too. The Marquee is as good a tent venue as you'll get in Ireland.

I have a friend in Ireland raising a Wilco fan and would love to take his son 10 yrs old to a Wilco show without leaving the country.

He reports its been 3 years since last stop on the Emerald Isle.

He's in luck. The Iveagh Gardens on 10th July. As good an outdoor venue as you'll get in Ireland.

^{Hi.  Has anyone heard or read any rumours of Wilco coming to Europe later this year?}

Hi. My first time posting here prompted a real treat last night. They were in great form. I'd seen them in London but this was better I think. Cracking version of Diamond Light among others and the solo set was brilliant. My Dad said, "It's hard to beat one man and a guitar when it's that good".

Jeff's banter with the audience was very funny and included criticising their "amateur whistling" and inviting us all to boo them as the band weren't "needy".

Venue is super but was nowhere near sold out which made last night that bit more intimate. I've been to two great sold out and fairly raucous Wilco gigs in this venue before and hoping they come over again soon. Not sure if this was posted elsewhere but this article was in yesterday's Irish Times. Some mention of new Wilco album at the end...

http://www.irishtimes.com/culture/music/this-time-it-s-personal-the-tweedy-family-album-1.2081144