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It looks about 7-8,000 so I'd say it probably could. I saw them at Koka Booth Ampitheatre in Cary, NC and that looked ridiculously packed so I don't know.

It's a great venue. My favorite outdoor space in the DC area.

Capacity is ~6700 and this is one of the nicer details about the place:

Patrons are permitted to bring in food and both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages in any type container except kegs. Patrons cannot bring any food or drink into the seated area except bottled water, but can eat and drink in picnic areas and on the lawn.

I think sections 1-4 are going to be GA and 5-12 will be reserved, so those are great front floor tickets.

How about 60 for the pair and I'll cover overnight shipping.

Face (no fees) @ $37.50 each + actual UPS shipping or pickup in NYC.

libre112 [at] yahoo.com

And see my other post for 2 Charleston orchestra seats the previous day.

Face (no fees) @ $30 each + actual UPS shipping or pickup in NYC.

libre112 [at] yahoo.com

And see my other post for 2 Cary, NC orchestra seats the next day.

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By far the best of the last 3. Was thrilled to have a more varied set. Crowd and band energy was nice and high.

I did a Google news search and it was at the top of the stack.

They're obviously prepping for tonight, but I found it somewhat interesting.

I hope Glenn at least washed his shirt.

I wish I could take a ride in their time machine:

http://pitchforkmedia.com/page/news/43859-...oklyn-ny-062607

You are my face

Side with seeds

Shot in the arm

IATTBYH

Kamera

Handshake drugs

Shake it off

Hummingbird

Via Chicago

Jesus etc

Hate it here

Walken

I'm the man who loves you

Poor places

Spiders

Impossible Germany

Sky Blue Sky

California Stars

War on war

Heavy Metal Drummer

Always in love

I'm a wheel

As far as I remember, Acuff was between Hate It Here and Walken.

I'll try to get the video up sometime Sunday when I'm back on my own computer.

Amazing show at a great venue. Beautiful old theatre that comfortably showed its age.

I was 3rd row center and caught some video of acuff that I will up somewhere soon.

If you or anyone you know needs extra tickets, I have a FREE GA pit pair to offer.

I thought I'd make it down, then I thought I'd recoup some costs, now I at least want them to be enjoyed:

http://forums.viachicago.org/index.php?sho...mp;#entry899479

Send me an email via the posting above and they're yours.

I've driven a VW (currently with SBS in the CD player) for 5 years and work in advertising. Boy am I on the shit list today.

Pitchfork has posted the second commercial in the series, featuring "You Are My Face".

 

http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/news...-vw-commercials

Pitchfork brings it with the subhead:

Like a Volkswagen, Wilco is reliable, family friendly, beloved by middle-aged folks

They're so indier than thou.

J

You should definitely get your tickets in time. With musictoday you should have them 2 weeks before the show. I don't think anyone else has started to receive preorder tickets.

If it's assigned seating people will be standing. Jeff will tell them that they're at a rock show if they aren't. But no one will try to infringe on your seat area and/or rush anywhere.

Bring the camera. With good seats it's your responsibility to get great shots and share them after the show.

Oh, and while the band usually bears with and IMO gives a little to much attention to individuals that call out, I've never seen a request have much of a difference. I've heard Jeff say, "yeah we'll get to it," but as far as I know they stick to their nightly setlists...

I came across this a few months ago while looking for live stuff.

Pretty twitsted. I like 24 and I like Wilco, but usually not together.

I hear ya. Seeing it as the headline somehow made it seem much more glorified.

Thanks sherlock, but when seen like this it stood out:

I'd read about his stress freactures a while ago, but this headline takes the prize for sensationalism.

http://www.starpulse.com/news/index.php/20..._legs_after_too

While IATTBYH offered some insight into the unraveling of their relationship, I don't think it's fair for any of us to use it as our basis for understanding what happened. It was probably just the tip of the iceberg.

Watching their dialogue in the movie makes me nauseous and made me sort of happy to see him go.

Oh, and Nels is better.

Fixed it for ya. /Jeff

 

I wish they'd kept the original live arrangement for What Light, or maybe it's just that it sounds so pasteurized on the record in comparison to those few early live performances. Oh well. Not the worst choice (that would have been Shake It Off, lol at the people advocating that one) but it would have been nice to see them do a more uptempo song.

Oh Thanks. Yeah, it wasn't a crowd mover. For the 90%+ that weren't there for Wilco, I'd say it didn't make too much of a mark. While mellow, it was played BEAUTIFULLY, I may not have teed off with it though.

I was in the 2nd row (lower level) on the right.

Great show. What Light was a mellow but really nice song. It was great to see them and can't wait to see it on tv.

And they couldn't have been friendlier/more engaging for the stagedoor crowd as they left.