Japanese Breakfast played not one but two shows in Chicago yesterday. Michelle Zauner and her band performed at Lollapalooza, and afterwards, they did an aftershow at Lincoln Hall. And during both shows, they debuted a brand new cover of hometown heroes Wilco. "We learned this song especially for Chicago...so hopefully we do a good job,"

Over the past year, Jake Ewald's tastes have evolved, man. The Slaughter Beach, Dog mastermind has found himself drawn towards music with nuance and a little more space to breathe -- things the 26-year-old can respect "now that my attention span's gotten slightly longer." His newfound appreciation for the slow build shows in the way…

Chicago folk-rock luminaries Wilco have a new full-length on the way called Ode To Joy, the proper studio follow-up to 2016’s Schmilco. The record, in general, is about encouraging "the act of finding joy in a dark political climate," according to the band. Today, in addition to announcing the album, Wilco are dropping Ode To…

Wilco's legend-making 2002 opus Yankee Hotel Foxtrot is one of the best albums ever recorded. You know it, I know it, and the good people at Chicago-based podcast Better Yet know it. Apparently, so do many of the best artists in today's indie and punk underground.

Wilco hold their Solid Sound Festival every other year at MASS MoCA in North Adams, Massachusetts. This year's iteration kicked off on Friday. The first evening ended with a special surprise when Courtney Barnett, who played two sets earlier that day, joined Wilco to perform an excellent rendition of "Handshake Drugs" from 2004’s A Ghost&#...