HeavyMetalDrummist

I need a roommate also. I'm planning to reserve a room but so far I haven't found anyone to go with. A room for 4 near the venue would be ideal.

I would expect it to be around $2k per person

Who's going? Who needs roommates? When do tickets go on sale? I haven't been to one yet, but this year I'm determined.

Does anyone think there's a chance that Wilco will add some Chicago shows to Winterlude? Maybe a pop-up surprise show?

Does anyone know the exact meaning of the album title? I've looked it up and have a rough idea, but wondering if there's something more to it that just "bad teeth" from summer.

I really want to go but need a roommate. If anyone else is a single and looking for a plus one, let me know. Caveat: I'm a little weird and require another person who's also a little weird. Not too weird, though.

I didn't hear Wilco, but I saw them. Air Chicago magazine.

Oh crap I thought I was replying to a different post! I'm so sorry 😳🥺

Oh no don't be jealous. Be glad you didn't have to sit through that shit show of a game!

Beat me to it!

I knew Jay. He was a great guy and a veritable polymath.

That's insane. $50.30 in fees?

I went to two of the YHF anniversary shows, this being my second. Both were spectacular. Hard to pick out any one moment, but one that really stuck out to me was Poor Places. I loved the way Jeff conducted the ending of it ... reminded me of how Misunderstood ends. Also, I may be turning into the old man who yells at kids at kids on his lawn. There was a younger guy, early 30s, probably, who was singing his head off and yelled out his love for Jeff at several points during the concert. I didn't come there to hear the guy behind me sing along to Wilco songs. I came there to see and

I walked into the venue right before Chicago Farmer started to play. I really enjoyed them and was especially impressed with the drummer's ability to play the drums while also playing the keys or mandolin. I've been playing drums for 40 years and I can't fathom the coordination that requires. Backyard Tire Fire were good, but I enjoyed Chicago Farmer more, probably because I'm a little more on the country side of alt-country. Wilco can't really be pegged in that particular genre and probably hasn't been easy to peg into any genre since Summerteeth. The best, yet still

Chicago Theater is a fantastic venue. I sat in the first row of the main balcony and was not bothered by anyone around me. LOVED the song selection. This was my sixth Wilco show and second at Chicago Theater and both of those shows have been outstanding. The room sounds great, the band seems energetic. Was also happy that they didn't play as many OTJ songs as they did when I saw them in Indy and St. Louis. The album is still growing on me and even though I really enjoy those songs live I still really enjoyed their older stuff.