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Last week was Wilco’s homecoming, the capstone to their North American tour if you will. The two Chicago shows were the first shows the band had played here since the release of their latest,Wilco (the album). Full Article at PopMatters
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Surveying a near-capacity audience Sunday in the first of two concerts at the UIC Pavilion, Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy responded to his band’s newfound arena status with self-mocking humor. “We got more lights, we got a gong,” he said. Full Article at Chicago Tribune
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ANN ARBOR -- About a third of the way through Wilco's show at U-M's Hill Auditorium on Friday night, frontman Jeff Tweedy cautioned the crowd that the evening wouldn't end up quite like the group's July stop at the Royal Oak Music Theatre. Full Article at The Oakland Press
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If the crowd at the first of Wilco’s two-night sold out shows at Toronto’s Massey Hall this week saw a puckish Jeff Tweedy, the second night’s audience saw him all business. Full Article at National Post
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DALLAS — Wilco provided ample evidence of its newfound calm Friday night. The seven-member band took the stage to The Price is Right theme song. Full Article at Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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That was, like, four hours
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I think it'll quickly become the pre-eminent room of that size ... Lincoln Hall is a flexible room; it's comfortable to put different kinds of shows there. I think it's going to be a very popular room.
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A few years back, there seemed to be all of a sudden this plethora of midsize venues, and we had bands playing Schubas first and then moving on to other places right after ... There's a lot of agents and bands that like dealing with us. ... We'd like to keep them in the fold.
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We didn't want to put anyone through the wringer ... Luckily, the first night is just a duo, so there's a little room for air. It'll be a little bit more mellow. I see the (Oct. 21 electropopsters) La Roux show as being the true test of our opening.
SOURCE: Chicago Tribune
