2012
2012
2012

In a special encore concert to KCRW’s World Festival, Wilco performs at the Hollywood Bowl. They will close the 2012 summer season on Sunday, September 30.
This performance is not available on subscription. Single tickets to Wilco and all other shows for the Hollywood Bowl 2012 will be available starting in May 5.
KCRW’s World Festival is presented in partnership with the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
See the full lineup below.
June 24
Glen Campbell
Dawes + special guest Jackson Browne and more
July 1
Ben Harper
Vieux Farka Touré
July 8
apl.de.ap Takes You To The Philippines – A Celebration of Global Music
Apl.de.ap with members of the Black Eyed Peas – Will.i.am and Taboo
Ogie Alcasid
Dessa
The Harana Kings (with Florante Aguilar)
Kayamanan Ng Lahi
Legaci
Martin Nievera
Jeremy Passion
Philippine Chamber Singers
Poreotics
Rondalla Club of Los Angeles
Sandwich
Nicole Scherzinger
Vanessa Hudgens, co-host
Lou Diamond Phillips, co-host
July 15
Reggae Night
Tuff Gong Worldwide & Ziggy Marley Salute Legends of Reggae
Toots and the Maytals
Maxi Priest
Freddie McGregor
Bob Andy
plus a set by Ziggy Marley
September 9
Hot Chip
Passion Pit
Omar Souleyman
September 23
Animal Collective
Huun Huur Tu
September 30
Wilco
Tickets: Subscriptions for the Hollywood Bowl 2012 summer season are available now at HollywoodBowl.com or via credit card phone order at 323.850.2000. “Five or More” subscriptions will be available beginning, March 13. For more information, call 323.850.2000.
KCRW subscribers get 20% off selected seats for KCRW’s World Festival series as part of the Fringe Benefits program.
2012
Wilco performed “Whole Love” and “Dawned On Me”(web exclusive) on Conan.
Watch the videos below and pick up the band’s new iTunes session here.
2011
I had always been under the impression that Wilco played an ugodly-long show. The last time they played Boston they played 39 songs, sure I wasn’t there, but I heard about it. That’s what counts right? I’d heard about these impressively long shows, an Evening With Wilco, essentially. I wasn’t treated to one of these insanely long shows, no. However, I was treated to a show that may be better kept at a modest(ish) two hours.
As I took my seat in a venue, a man and his wife came in, gestured to my concert buddy and I, and asked if we were pumped. Before I got to snarkily reply, “Yeah, pretty pumped dude.” he raised both beer-wielding hands in the air and yelled “WOOOO, NELS CLINE YOU BASTARD.” I didn’t understand it. All I gathered was he was in Dad-Rock/Plaid Dad/”You Call This A Date” mode.
It took me a while to be less uncomfortable about being the youngest person in the audience other than kids dragged by their parents for some weird Alt-Country bonding. Why did that guy call Nels Cline a bastard? Oh, too late, Wilco is on, thank god. Opening with the powerhouse “Art of Almost” the electronic meddling of the first three minutes of the concert eventually reconstructed into a Nels Cline shred-fest, as prog nerds in the audience collectively had spiritual crises.
Wilco would continue through their set, nailing the staples and the jams. Bouncing between the Beatles(Whole Love), The Doors(I Might) and Cash(Black Moon) they covered much new ground from their new record. Jam hopefuls were appeased by “At Least That’s What You Said” and Yankee Hotel Foxtrot zealots got “I Am Trying To Break Your Heart.” Everyone was happy, even Jeff Tweedy smiled a bit.
So, sure, not 3 hours and 45 minutes. Sure, the venue cut the band off before “Jesus Etc.” and “Via Chicago.” No big deal, almost every single song they did get to play deserved its well earned spot on the setlist. And by the end, yes, I did hate Nels Cline. No one’s hands should be able to move so dexterously on a guitar, you bastard.
All photos by Michael Zonenashvili
2011
Wilco performed “Born Alone” on the Late Show with David Letterman.
Watch the video below, pick up the song on iTunes and pre-order the album The Whole Love (Limited Deluxe Edition)
2010
Mavis Staples performed “You Are Not Alone” with Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy on the Colbert Report and sat down for an interview. They were on Letterman the previous night. Check out tonight’s videos and pick up her album You Are Not Alone on iTunes, Amazon Mp3, CD
2010
Mavis Staples performed “Wrote A Song For Everyone” with Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy on the Late Show with David Letterman. Check it out and pick up her album You Are Not Alone on iTunes, Amazon Mp3, CD
2010
Bob Dylan, Wilco, Brett Dennen and others are featured on the soundtrack of the fall – “Parenthood” – set to rock into online retailers on Aug. 31 (to coincide with season one’s DVD release on Universal Studios Home Entertainment) and in stores on Oct. 5 by Arrival Records/Scion Music Group (distributed by Fontana Distribution a subsidiary of Universal Music Group).
The album features 12 tracks all of which are featured or will be featured on the show, including the much talked about theme song – Bob Dylan’s “Forever Young. ” The physical CD also includes an exclusive version of that song sung by the iconic John Doe and rising star Lucy Schwartz as well as Schwartz’s “When We Were Young,” which is the international theme song for the show.
The talented artists who contributed to the soundtrack include: Bob Dylan, Brett Dennen, Amos Lee, The Avett Brothers, Corrine Bailey Rae, The Eels, Josh Ritter, Lucy Schwartz, The Swell Season, Wilco, Ray LaMontagne and John Doe & Lucy Schwartz. Liza Richardson is the show’s music supervisor and soundtrack co-producer and music supervisor for the series along with Jonathan Platt, Jonathan Miller and Jonathan McHugh. The soundtrack is licensed through NBC Universal television, DVD, music and consumer products group.
Commenting on the album, Liza Richardson says: “Working on “Parenthood” is a music supervisor’s dream. I’m working with extremely creative pros. These are people who love music and understand how to put the right song in the right scene and effectively help tell a story. The editors, the writers, the execs all make a huge contribution to the way the show sounds.”
Adds Jason Katims: “I am tremendously proud of the caliber of artists who’ve lent their voices to “Parenthood,” and to this amazing soundtrack.”
Season two of “Parenthood” premiered on NBC on Tues., Sept. 14. The show, which was number one in its time slot last season, is produced by Oscar-winning producers Ron Howard and Brian Grazer (“A Beautiful Mind,” “Frost”/”Nixon”) and show runner Jason Katims (“Friday Night Lights”). A comedic yet heartfelt and thought-provoking series, “Parenthood” follows four grown siblings of the far-from-perfect Braverman clan as they try to balance kids and careers, dreams and commitments and romance…or a total lack thereof.
For more information please visit www.parenthoodtvsoundtrack.com
The Parenthood soundtrack track list is as follows:
1. Forever Young – Bob Dylan
2. Darlin’ Do Not Fear – Brett Dennen
3. Colors – Amos Lee
4. Kick Drum Heart – The Avett Brothers
5. Put Your Records On – Corrine Bailey Rae
6. In My Dreams – Eels
7. Change of Time – Josh Ritter
8. When We Were Young – Lucy Schwartz
9. In These Arms – The Swell Season
10. Solitaire – Wilco
11. Let It Be Me – Ray LaMontagne
12. Forever Young – John Doe & Lucy Schwartz
Pre-order the CD on Amazon: http://amzn.to/crdefV
2010
Wilco members John Stirratt and Pat Sansone will release their fourth Autumn Defense album Once Around on November 2nd 2010 via Yep Roc Records. The band will perform during the Wilco-curated Solid Sound Festival on August 15th.
Founding Wilco member John Stirratt and multi-instrumentalist/current member Pat Sansone bring the sounds of a California summer to the fall when they release Once Around 11/2 on Yep Roc. The band’s fourth full-length is filled with late 70s-tinged AM gold, all draped in melodies that seem to have always existed, resulting in songs that feel as though they’ve been floating on clouds, patiently waiting for their turn in the sun.
Much more than a side-project, The Autumn Defense is a fully realized, decade-long creative outlet for Stirratt and Sansone, elucidating a fresh set of songwriting goals and avenues of artistic expression. Once Around finds the band with a renewed vision and focus. Extensive touring plans are in the works which will allow the new material to flower in a way previous projects weren’t able to enjoy.
The band will debut much of its new material in the live setting at this month’s Solid Sound Festival (@ MassMoCA, North Adams MA, 8/12-15) curated by John, Pat and the other members of Wilco. The Autumn Defense will help close out the festival Sunday August 15th.










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