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Wilco at Shoreline Amphitheatre, August 4, 2013
Americanarama Festival of Music featuring
Bob Dylan,
Wilco,
My Morning Jacket, and
Ryan Bingham
2013-08-04
Shoreline Amphitheatre
1 Amphitheatre Pkwy, Mountain View, CA
5:30 PM, Sunday, August 4, 2013
One Set
[predict 7:55 PM onstage, go! The band walks out at 7:54 PM]
- Via Chicago @
- I Am Trying to Break Your Heart @ »
- Art of Almost
(add Richard Bowden: violin) - Passenger Side
- Forget the Flowers @
(RB off) - Born Alone
- The New World (with John Doe: guitar, vox) @
- Heavy Metal Drummer +
- I'm the Man Who Loves You
- I Got You (at the End of the Century) (with Patrick Hallahan: cowbell)
(add Bob Weir: guitar, vox) - Ripple #
- Dark Star @ » California Stars @ » Dark Star @ »
- St. Stephen
- When I Paint My Masterpiece (add Jim James: g; John Doe: h vox; Ryan B: percussion; Ryan's k; Patrick Hallahan: maracas; ?maybe CB: acoustic g; Richard Bowden: violin; Ryan's dr: percussion)
[predict 9:15 PM off; scheduled off at 9:10 PM; 9:11 PM set ends]
Performers
Wilco
- Nels Cline: guitars, # electric mandolin?, harmony vox;
- Mikael Jorgensen: keyboards;
- Glenn Kotche: drums, percussion;
- Pat Sansone: keyboards, guitar, acoustic guitar, harmony vox;
- John Stirratt: bass;
- Jeff Tweedy: guitar, @ acoustic guitar, + 12-string acoustic guitar, lead and harmony vox.
with members of My Morning Jacket
- Carl Broemel: acoustic guitar (not sure he came out);
- Patrick Hallahan: percussion;
- Jim James: guitar, vox;
- Bo Koster: keyboards, percussion, harmony vox (not sure he came out).
and special guests
- Ryan Bingham: guitar, vox;
- Richard Bowden: violin.
- Bob Weir: guitar, lead and harmony vox.
Notes
I was super psyched to see Wilco again, and they don't disappoint. Bringing out John Doe to cover his original X tune the New World was pretty darn cool, but that pales next to the return of Bob Weir for another suite of Grateful Dead classics, including a very spacey Dark Star and a rocking St. Stephen. While bringing the entire circus back onstage for the closing cover of Dylan's Masterpiece might have made for a rough ending, it was most certainly a fun one!
