Another amazing show. My favorite additions to the set were Box Full of Letters, California Stars (accompanied by members of opening band Retribution Gospel), and Monday. Tweedy was less complimentary to the audience tonight, but only tongue-in-cheek. He started out
It was a beautiful night in Austin, as Wilco took the stage at Stubb’s for the first of a two-night stand. The set list covered their entire career, bringing songs from A.M. through their recent Sky Blue Sky. My favorites
As my summer break begins, I kick off what hopes to be a week of live music. Last night, I went to the Scoot Inn on 4th and Navasota to the CD release party for Lonesome Heroes. I had not
Stopped by Lambert’s on Thursday night to see folks I’d normally see at Hole in the Wall. But, whenever Paul Minor’s doing the booking, it’s always a Free For All (except for the $5 cover, this time). Anyway, the evening
I round out my trifecta weekend of live music with a coffee house set with some of my favorite people in town, Neal Mehta and Brent Adair. Brent playing with his brother Craig and Tony Velasco of the Shelley King