Wilco to Tour Japan and Australia in April & May 2010

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Wilco has just completed its tour of Europe that included a London show the Independent called "one of the best gigs of the year, by one of the best bands in the world." The band tours North America in February and March and has now added a number of dates in Japan and Australia starting in April. The Vine says the band was "reliably excellent" when last in Australia, in "that hypnotic, skillful vein of Americana that suggests the band could play pretty much any style of music they want and still be better than most everyone, in any era."

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Wilco has just completed its tour of Europe that included a show at the Forum in London that the Independent called "one of the best gigs of the year, by one of the best bands in the world." As previously announced in the Nonesuch Journal, the band will hit the road again starting in February for a North American tour that includes a free outdoor performance for Vancouver's Olympic Winter Games "Live City" festivities and ends in Georgia at the Savannah Music Festival in late March. Wilco was also named headliners at England's End of the Road Festival in September.

Now comes word that the band will be returning to Japan and Australia beginning in late April. First up are two stops in Japan, in Osaka and Japan, followed by five performances in Australia, with a night in Brisbane, one in Sydney, another in nearby Marrickville, and two nights in Melbourne. Australia's The Vine says the band was "reliably excellent" in their last Melbourne show, in "that hypnotic, skillful vein of Americana that suggests the band could play pretty much any style of music they want and still be better than most everyone, in any era."

Below are the scheduled dates for the April/May tour. As always, you can find the latest information, with links to purchase tickets as they become available, at nonesuch.com/on-tour.

WILCO 2010 JAPAN/AUSTRALIA TOUR DATES

4/22 Big Cat Osaka, JAPAN
4/23 Zepp Tokyo Tokyo, JAPAN
4/30 The Tivoli Brisbane, QLD, AUSTRALIA
5/1 State Theatre Sydney, NSW, AUSTRALIA
5/2 Factory Theatre Marrickville, NSW, AUSTRALIA
5/5 Forum Theatre Melbourne, VIC, AUSTRALIA
5/6 Forum Theatre Melbourne, VIC, AUSTRALIA
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  • Thursday, November 19, 2009
    Wilco to Tour Japan and Australia in April & May 2010
    Autumn de Wilde

    Wilco has just completed its tour of Europe that included a show at the Forum in London that the Independent called "one of the best gigs of the year, by one of the best bands in the world." As previously announced in the Nonesuch Journal, the band will hit the road again starting in February for a North American tour that includes a free outdoor performance for Vancouver's Olympic Winter Games "Live City" festivities and ends in Georgia at the Savannah Music Festival in late March. Wilco was also named headliners at England's End of the Road Festival in September.

    Now comes word that the band will be returning to Japan and Australia beginning in late April. First up are two stops in Japan, in Osaka and Japan, followed by five performances in Australia, with a night in Brisbane, one in Sydney, another in nearby Marrickville, and two nights in Melbourne. Australia's The Vine says the band was "reliably excellent" in their last Melbourne show, in "that hypnotic, skillful vein of Americana that suggests the band could play pretty much any style of music they want and still be better than most everyone, in any era."

    Below are the scheduled dates for the April/May tour. As always, you can find the latest information, with links to purchase tickets as they become available, at nonesuch.com/on-tour.

    WILCO 2010 JAPAN/AUSTRALIA TOUR DATES

    4/22 Big Cat Osaka, JAPAN
    4/23 Zepp Tokyo Tokyo, JAPAN
    4/30 The Tivoli Brisbane, QLD, AUSTRALIA
    5/1 State Theatre Sydney, NSW, AUSTRALIA
    5/2 Factory Theatre Marrickville, NSW, AUSTRALIA
    5/5 Forum Theatre Melbourne, VIC, AUSTRALIA
    5/6 Forum Theatre Melbourne, VIC, AUSTRALIA
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