Apr 20, 2020
I never was alone
Long enough to know
If I ever was a child
seen from China
seen from Argentina
seen from China
seen from Bangladesh
seen from United States
seen from Japan
seen from Malta
seen from Malta
seen from Malaysia
seen from United States
seen from Malaysia
seen from Malaysia
seen from China
seen from Paraguay
seen from Palestinian Territories
seen from Brazil
seen from India
seen from Canada
seen from Philippines
seen from India
I never was alone
Long enough to know
If I ever was a child
Discount time! We've renovated the Wilco Store and all music is on sale — including the new deluxe versions of "A.M." and "Being There," plus the full Wilco catalog (vinyl, cd and digital) + roadcases. It’s a short-lived sale, so jump on it: wilcostore.com
If you already have an account, a few steps before check out: wilcoworld.net/reset-wilco-store-password/
For a band wreathed with as many indictments as laurels, as many charges of settling into post-avant-garde “dad-rock” as praise for their artistry, it’s no surprise that Wilco’s always been preoccupied with getting reborn. Frayed, painkiller-comedown tunes. Migraine drone. Disintegrating folk romanticism. Garage homage with bubblegum shoegazing. Slipping from skin to skin, if anything, is their hallmark; a restlessness that’s moved them through styles, sometimes unsure of the goal, but always with a deep interest in the studio-as-canvas.
SOUND TAKES: Schmilco by Brian Tierney.
Setlists: Wilco at Orpheum Theater and Alabama Theatre in Memphis, TN and Birmingham, AL on October 5 + 7, 2017.
Memphis poster by Jarred Katz Available HERE.
Setlist: Wilco at Tobin Center in San Antonio, TX on October 2, 2017.
Poster by Ana Nunez. Available HERE.
Setlist: Wilco at the Irving Music Factory in Irving, TX on October 3, 2017.
Poster by Jose Garcia.
Inside Bob Weir’s Amoeba bag: Schmilco.