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I'm glad they decided to do the concert after all. Maybe they'll come around before state election time and do a benefit concert for whoever is going to be running against Pence. That is if Pence runs. He's done a few other things in this state that has been pissing people off. SB101 just had the most publicity. I look forward to seeing Wilco next month!

Hey I just called Ticketmaster/Live Nation about a refund and they said that the show hasn't been officially canceled. I'm not sure if that means the show will go on or not. Hopefully, the people who are complaining about this read my earlier post and are getting in touch with the legislators that passed this law. In the internet age it is really easy to do.

Having lived in Chicago I used to take the cta a lot. I could swear I hear "Wilson" "Wellington" and "Halsted". But as far as I know there is no single train line that stops at all those stops. The redline stops at Wilson. The brownline stops at Wellngton. And no train stops at Halsted.

I've had some time to calm down about this and although very disappointed I understand. If you are a hoosier there is something you can do about this. Follow this link to find out who your representative and senator are and let them know how you feel. Maybe let them know that you support an anti-discrimination clause or amendment be added to this law. http://www.in.gov/sos/elections/2681.htm Here is a list of all the senators and representatives who voted for this law. Even if you're not a hoosier you can let them know how you feel about this: http://www.nuvo.net/indianapolis/sb-101-

I hope they reconsider this. I used to live in Chicago and saw quite a few of their shows. I personally am against this law and have written my representative and senator about it. It's great that they are making a stand but this is punishing fans that may also be against this law. And going to another show out of state is not an option.