See Jeff on tour in support of his latest album WARM this spring.
Tickets for shows across North America are on sale now.
Watch live performances of “Don’t Forget” and “I Know What It’s Like” from Jeff’s recent solo album WARM.
Jeff’s new album, WARM, is out now.
Read liner notes from George Saunders and watch the video for the lead single “Some Birds” now via The New Yorker.
Wilco’s Solid Sound Festival returns June 28-30, 2019, at MASS MoCA in North Adams, Mass.
Get tickets here
Check out lodging options here.
See you there,
Wilco
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News from our very own Nels Cline: Currents, Constellations from The Nels Cline 4 is out now on Blue Note Records.
“vibrant, adventurous… a skronking, shredding, shapeshifting good time” — Stereogum
Available now — deluxe reissues of Wilco’s seminal first two albums, A.M. and Being There. Combined, the expansive sets contain 47 previously unreleased tracks.
For some added commentary, have a listen to Steven Hyden’s interview with Jeff Tweedy and John Stirratt talking Wilco — then and now. (Hyden adds extensive liner notes to the Being There set, too).
Buy in the Wilco Store.
Being There Amazon | iTunes | Digital
A.M. Amazon | iTunes | Digital
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We’re streaming a live version of “Hummingbird” recorded at Largo in Los Angeles here. This track + many more, including two previously-unreleased songs “Bombs Above” and “Let’s Go Rain” are available now via roadcase in the Wilco store. |
2018 Cyber Monday Wilco store proceeds are being donated to Direct Effect Charities. Thanks to your purchases that day, Wilco is donating $3,000 to DEC.
Learn how to continue to help them here
Watch Jeff perform “Locator,” “Laminated Cat,” “All Lives, You Say?“ and “Poor Places“ on Live from Here with Chris Thile from NYC.
A new Wilco song called “All Lives, You Say?” is available for immediate download with a charitable contribution via Bandcamp. Thank you for supporting the Southern Poverty Law Center to the tune of $24,164. Update: an additional $5,059 was donated to Life After Hate. All future proceeds will go to Life After Hate.
“My dad was named after a Civil War general, and he voted for Barack Obama twice. He used to say ‘If you know better, you can do better.’ America – we know better. We can do better.” – Jeff Tweedy
Listen to Wilco cover Nick Lowe’s “(What’s So Funny Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding?” and a new version of “If I Ever Was A Child” for Spotify Singles Sessions.
Watch the video for “Someone To Lose” from Schmilco on Pitchfork here.