Jeff Tweedy
Théâtre Beanfield
Montreal, QC, Canada

Twilight Override Tour

Western Clear Skies
Betrayed
One Tiny Flower
Caught Up in the Past
Cry Baby Cry
Forever Never Ends
This Is How It Ends
Low Key
Evergreen
Mirror
Stray Cats in Spain
Out in the Dark
Flowering
New Orleans
Guess Again
Feel Free
Lou Reed Was My Babysitter
Amar Bharati
World Away
Half‐Asleep

Encore:
Twilight Override
Diamond Light, Pt. 1
Houses(Elyse Weinberg cover)
Suzanne (Leonard Cohen cover)
Enough

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Liam Kazar opened

Images:
Poster

Video:
Instagram recording of “Suzanne“

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I have no intention of posting download links to shows in these spaces ever again, but that doesn’t mean I want to give up entirely on the music.

I’ve been slowly integrating the old music site back into this space. It seems pointless to have two sites for what I do. It is a slow process because I’m removing all the download links first, and I have to import them one artist at a time.

I have this idea that it might be fun to go back and include all the known source information, plus posters, ticket stubs, artwork, etc. And then maybe add in YouTube videos, reviews, etc. Basically everything I can find except the actual recordings.

At the same time I think it would be fun to follow certain tours as they happen. I won’t be doing all the artists I collect, just my favorite ones.

My idea is to put up the setlist a day or two after the show happens, plus maybe posters or other information that will be available that quick. I’ll try to add some thoughts to the show if the setlist looks interesting or something like that. And then I’ll keep tabs on when recordings do become available and add that source info whenever I find it. Plus I’ll keep looking for videos uploaded to YouTube, etc.

Does that sound interesting to anyone?

Wilco is one of my all-time favorite bands. I’ve seen them live more than anyone else. For whatever reason, they seem to love Tulsa and specifically the Cain’s Ballroom. I’ve seen them there multiple times.

Jeff Tweedy just released a triple-album and he’s coming to Tulsa next month. I got my tickets already, so it seemed natural to start following his tour.

Looking at this setlist, I have to say I’m just slightly disappointed. It covers a lot of that triple album plus some of his other solo work, but not a single song from Wilco. I get that since this is a solo tour, he’d cover his solo work, but if I’m being honest, I’ve never really loved his solo albums.

There are always good songs in them, but there are also quite a few that just don’t do it for me. The triple album called Twilight Override is the same. I actually like it a bit more than his other solo albums; most of the songs are more energetic than a lot of his solo work has been. A triple album feels like a bit much. It is hard to sit for that long and listen to it all; thus, I’ve only given it two full spins.

So, yeah, I kind of wish he was doing more Wilco material, but I get it. I do dig him covering Leonard Cohen. And I am absolutely sure that when I see him next month I’ll have a blast even if the setlist isn’t one of my dreams.