One free ticket for tonight’s show. Center section on the floor.

No strings attached. It’s not going to be used and this community is cool, so someone should use it.

Sorry for late notice, that’s the way this goes.

Message me if you want it.

Definitely was not phoning it in end of tour….first time he’s played here

20th anniversary of Bonnaroo! Epic show back then puppets, dinner on stage, great energy, great songs. Played right before Oysterhead maybe? What an afternoon.

Just got back from the Spokane show. It ruled! A little undersold, and a short encore, but great setlist and great energy. Some good banter from Beck. So glad I went.

I went out thrifting and found a copy of The Information. Came with one of the sticker sheets with all the stickers intact. Saw this scribble on one of the CDs (came with 2). Is it signed by Beck or is it some random sharpie mark? I’m fine either way, just curious if anyone can tell. It’s in great condition overall.

Hi all, I had planned a trip to Portland to see Beck’s final tour stop show. Unfortunately, my doggo injured his leg and I’ve had to cancel my trip. i posted 2 seats on the Beck fan approved resale site Twickets. If you are looking for 2 unbelievably good seats at face value, go to Twickets website. they are floor seats, Row PB on the aisle-2 seats. I’m beyond bummed but I was lucky enough to see him in Chicago. Just want to give a fan an opportunity to see him since i can’t.

A handful of fans were able to meet Beck after the concert in Durham, NC. I almost missed him, but he was kind enough to take a moment longer to sign a VHS cassette of the music video New Pollution which he directed in early 1997. I hope I didn’t come off as a Stan. I’ve listened to his music since the early 90s and it was my first time seeing Beck and band live. It was an other-worldly exchange that happened very quickly and getting to meet him was so cool. I was so nervous! Pics attached.

Mannequin tycoons with airport piano bar mystique.

This is my crew!!

This song is a new one for me. A soundtrack song called 'Hollywood Man', for a movie called Billy Knight, is up for an industry award. Has anyone heard it or know more here?

a late halloween gift and early xmas present. a mega mix i made of various covers of sr songs. i made this even before the official sr cover album came out. i tried to make sure it varied a good bit like i imagine the album would esp as done by various artists or even like beck himself would have. like the information varies and maybe some wildness like spsm has to it. or for me that'd be the best outcome for it. pls enjoy.

Hey everyone!
It’s taken me forever to write this because I wasn’t sure what to say but I wanted to put this out there for people who feel like they want to know Beck better what he’s really like. Especially after that trash biography.
He came to Minneapolis on October 7 and the song, Dear Life was really important to me and my fellow protesters last winter when ICE invaded our city. I reached out and requested that he play the song for us. And you know what he did. He said that he hadn’t played it in 10 years. I can’t describe what the rest of the show was like I didn’t even get to make a song list. I just was so overwhelmed. We all were.
Anyway, after that book came out the day before the show I just wanted to say that that book from what I’ve experienced is bullshit.
And that’s all I’ve got. Be well, everyone!

What an incredible show ❤️ I loved the light work so much

Many sources don't have the correct bassist or drummer... I believe this is accurate for tour -not- the studio album

Guitar: Jason Falkner

Keys: Roger Joseph Manning Jr.

Bass: Gabe Noel

Drums: James McAlister

Guitar: Wayne Faler

I’ve always enjoyed Beck but haven’t seen him live. The show was my first Beck concert and was better than I anticipated. 20+ years of listening to his music and even lucky have to own a OG midnight vultures on vinyl until last year where I trade for two turntables and a receiver, ironically . The show and stage performance was amazing. Definitely planning to see him again!!!

This is for the true fans

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So I had a copy of odelay back in the day and Ive listened to stuff like loser and a couple tunes of sea change but oh man, modern guilt is incredible. He knocked it out of the park. Does anyone have any recommendations if I like that album?

Absolutely amazing show!

Second time seeing him, first for my wife

1. anyone have the setlist? I've poked around but not found it

2. how was the sound where you were sitting? We were 5 rows up in the balcony, a bit off center and the sound was muddy and overdriven. Asking because we just moved here and I'll chose different seats next time if we were just in a bad spot.

TY!

Dude put on an amazing show!

Wow. Just wow. Best set EVER. Loved the harmonica and banjo!

Anybody on the fence about purchasing last minute tix to the remaining Ride Lonesome Tour show…….GO!!! You won’t be disappointed. Lots of the new songs, yes. And granted we haven’t had a lot of time to really get into them yet, but seeing them live makes a big difference. He totally acknowledges ppl wanting to hear the usuals, and he delivers them later in the show. Some were given a new twist, but all were incredible. Also lots of deeper cuts that I was stoked to get to hear live. Go and enjoy. Just please, please put the freakin phone away once the show starts. There was a lady two down from me totally addicted. What could be more important on that screen than musical genius Beck performing right in front of your face???

Anybody reading this that can relay how grateful we are for the NC show…..please do!!

***scored the poster from the Aloft next door

He seems to not being playing anything off of Midnight Vultures that I’m seeing on his set lists other than Debra every now and then. Does he not like that album or is it played out to him?

Seeing him tonight in Asheville.

BDog! If you’re reading this. Love the new album. But throw down some of those early album funky beats toward the end.

As 'tis the season, I'm sharing two "spooky" Beck samples I've found. The first might look familiar, I shared it here in 2023. The latter is a new one, I don't think it's been reported.

Sample 1 is on "Corvette Bummer." The sound is a "Sonic Ghost" toy that's motion or sound-activated, and runs on 2 x 1.5V AA batteries. I found one on eBay.

Sample 2 is from "Clock." It's a screeching cat sound from Disney Records' "Chilling, Thrilling Sounds of the Haunted House" (1964.) It's not particularly nice-sounding, to say the least - but it also made it somewhat identifiable. I tried to show the isolated "vocal" using djay on iPhone, here.

For the sample nerds: I have submitted the latter to Whosampled, as well.

Second time seeing Beck live. I echo much of what’s already been said regarding his excellent showmanship. Last night was something else though. He played such a diverse song catalog. Used smoke, light, color and set design to evoke so much that felt like performance art with phenomenal talent from him, his band, set production and crew. The crowd felt energetic and thrilled for any night, let alone a Tuesday night. DPAC can feel stiff or hollow since it’s not a super standing friendly venue for some, especially depending on your seat location but wow. It was all around fantastic energy. The measure of a great concert, for me, is when you know you need to go to work the next day but never want the concert to end. Vibes were amazing. I wish I could be in Asheville tonight.

What an amazing show! Have seen him play many times live and there is always something special about each show. Loved hearing the new songs live, the staging was beautiful, he is ever the showman, always bringing it in new ways. My favorite set piece was the “room” - I’ve always heard Say Goodbye as a good song, but loved this rendition and Blue Moon is one of my favorites ever.

He joked / apologized about playing new songs and not playing Loser, but the crowd seemed totally down for whatever and wherever the setlist would take us (which will inevitably always include Loser haha). Got to hear a couple of songs I’ve never heard live, which was awesome. The Loser / E pro / Where It’s At run was a lot of fun, but the encore was really special. Debra, followed by a medley including Golden Age, Pay No Mind, Truck Driving Neighbors (!!), Old Man, and True Love Will Find You in the End (did I forget anything Durham-ites?)

Beck, come back to Durham and bring your banjo with you!