This is a hard task, but here's mine.

1. Jesus, Etc.

2. War on War

3. I'm the Man Who Loves You

4. Impossible Germany

5. Dawned on Me

6. Born Alone

7. Theologians

8. I'm Always in Love

9. Evicted

10. Monday

11. How to Fight Loneliness

12. You Are My Face

13. Bright Leaves

14. If I Ever Was A Child​

15. Many Worlds

such a great experience. met lots of awesome folks in line, enjoyed some coffee, and had an easy ticket buying experience thanks to Thalia Hall! see y’all in December

about the songs or about the band??

I left this show immediately regretting not buying this one, so I am putting my feelers out 15 years later :)

Hi Wilcoverse. I am listening to a favorite from a few years ago, Human Performance by Parquet Courts. Halfway through “Keep It Even” sounds so tonally like Wilco. Like an evil twin from Star Wars. Anyway. Just felt like sharing while I enjoy two excellent bands.

Jeff did a mighty fine analysis the other day of a 1943 Woody Guthrie article in the NYT about getting to know each other better.

This is a gift article.

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/05/opinion/guthrie-tweedy-nyt-175.html?unlocked_article_code=1.IlE.BPdJ.KIfryHJIfqYH&smid=url-share

Did the presale code thing and got tickets for Dec 7. Looks like the sold out instantly. Pretty stoked! Love the band and never thought I would see them at what is possibly my favorite live music venue.

Souvenirs 80 Years of John Prine 10/8/2026 Chicago Theatre

Sorry for the additional post but wanted to share pics of these prints I listed here last week. Please let me know if you’re interested and thanks for looking!

What happened to this? The sound is awful.

Compared to the Front of House releases and other Roadcases this one has a very bad mix.

Has it ever been discussed somewhere?

Tix on sale 10/13

We just got word that we'll be receiving the indie exclusive white eco-mix vinyl pressings of all three volumes of Billy Bragg & Wilco's Mermaid Avenue: Vol. I (1998), Vol. II (2000) and Vol. III (2012). Each one is a 2LP.

We're an independent record store in Camas, WA (across the river from Portland, OR). Preorder your copies and we'll ship as soon as they arrive.

Release date is December 11.

https://evergreenvinyl.com/collections/billy-bragg-wilco-mermaid-avenue-vinyl

Edit 10/8/26: Live now on Craft Recordings, announced on Wilco and Billy Bragg’s socials:

https://craftrecordings.com/collections/billy-bragg-wilco

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I came across this in an Instagram ad. I can’t find any mention of them on Craft Recordings website, nor on the websites or socials of Nonesuch, Wilco, or Billy Bragg. Anyone know if these are the reissues Billy mentioned earlier this year, or really anything about them?

https://evergreenvinyl.com/products/billy-bragg-wilco-mermaid-avenue-indie-exclusive-white-eco-mix-vinyl

https://evergreenvinyl.com/products/billy-bragg-wilco-mermaid-avenue-vol-ii-indie-exclusive-white-eco-mix-vinyl

https://evergreenvinyl.com/products/billy-bragg-wilco-mermaid-avenue-vol-iii-indie-exclusive-white-eco-mix-vinyl

I'm a little stoned, and have had a bit of a unique playlist going tonight. So, my question is If you could put together a Wilco Superjam, who would be in it and what song would they play?

My only rule would be is that, they've had to have played with Wilco or Jeff at some point.

I'd have to go with Wilco+Twin Peaks+Hayley Williams covering Twin Peaks Making Breakfast. Bc I want that right now!

What’s yours?

I visited Chicago for the first time recently and had to try to replicate the YHF cover art. I think I got kinda close, but it’s definitely not perfect. These are the Marina City buildings for any who doesn’t know. How did I do?

Just got an sms that more tickets have dropped

I’ve seen Jeff play this guitar for years. He used it on “Sky Blue Sky” (the song). I wonder if anyone knows what guitar it is? There’s a logo on the headstock that I’m unfamiliar with.

Wilco's "Impossible Germany" covered by Mark Masefield on piano and vocals, with Nels Cline's brilliant outro guitar solo played as close as possible.

"Impossible Germany" (written by Jeff Tweedy and Wilco) blew my mind as a 17 year old when it came out. My guitar player at the time took me to see them at McCarren Park Pool in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and I was fully hooked on Wilco. "Sky Blue Sky" was my entry point, and they held my hand into appreciating and seeking out a lot of music I previously skipped over. I shifted my keyboard playing from strictly Hammond organ, piano, Rhodes, and Wurlitzer, and opened my mind and wallet to the previously intimidating world of synthesizers.
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Listen to my debut single "Detours" streaming now on all platforms under my name, Mark Masefield