Jeff Tweedy Tickets

Tweedy put on a great show. Would have been even better if the drunk guy in front of me wasn't talking the whole time. He was the "Humming Bird" guy. Yeah. Other than that, i really enjoyed the acoustics and song selection.

After seeing his show in Toronto on Mar 23, 2011, it became evident just how instrumental and influential Tweedy is to Wilco and folk music in general. Stripped down versions of Wilco tunes are simply beautiful. If you've seen Neil Young's acoustic sets live, you will see an eerie resemblance to both style and character. Mr. Tweedy is a legend in the making.

This show was amazing. As always, Jeff Tweedy was incredible. Great set, the vocals rocked, as did his playing. Seeing him solo (or with Wilco for that matter) is like two shows in one. It's a killer show as well as a stand up comedy show. He's so funny. Like my husband said, a solo show with him is truly like 'an evening with Jeff Tweedy'. The ONLY downside was with the venue. The State is a beautiful venue and I love it, but at one point, some people who work there were emptying bottles or something, and it sounded like a recycling center. It was so loud! I can't believe they would do that!

What a show! Just love JT, he was amazing! The bantering with the crowd made him real and loveable. The set list, also amazing! One of the best shows I have seen.

Although an avid fan for several years, I had never been to a Tweedy or Wilco show (don't travel much). I was THRILLED that Jeff came to the State Theatre for a solo acoustic performance, and the experience could not have been better. He was in top form musically and vocally, the crowd loved him, he was his friendly, funny, charming, and sometimes irreverent self, and it was a night I will never forget. One of the top thrills of my lifetime. I would have gone to see him anywhere in Portland, but that it was the State Theatre made the night extra magical. It's beautiful and intimate, and the seats were very comfortable, plus it was great to be able to take a glass of wine to my seat in an effort to calm down my excitement just a tad before Jeff showed up!

wow! all done with reserved seating shows now-what a strange and annoying crowd! just having a good time, singing a verse or 2, not loudly or annoyingly so, had the guy next to us rolling his eyes and dirty looks, guy in front of us even asked my brother to stop--- but later apologized--went up to the lobby, a girl from a couple rows back from us stopped by and asked what happened, she was in agreement with us, that people there thought there should be total silence! it's a concert! even Jeff said something to the crowd about everyone being afraid to cough, as if it was the symphony or something!!! 1st time we've ever walked out of a show....... can't wait now for Wilco fest in June--2 Wilco sets and general admission baby

No need to critique Tweedy's musicianship. He's a master of his craft. I particularly enjoyed the way he engaged the crowd. His sarcasm was targeted and on point. "People have to have a six pack I guess so that it can help them figure it out!" His You Tube/blue dot reference was also spot on. Even though there a minority, there's a lot of concert goers who need to be reminded to grow up and to remember why the bought their tickets.

The venue was amazing; not a bad seat in the place. We got pre-sale tickets 4th row orchestra on the right side - AMAZING! The sound was great; Tweedy played a few different guitars with differing sounds. He had a little glitch with his 'old standby' guitar, but all was fixed in the end. His encore was played without the microphone using this really cool guitar with a twangy metallic sound. His banter was engaging and fun. He played many songs I wasn't familiar with but closed with a song (acuff rose) that apparently he's been closing with often this tour. I was so pleased with Jeff's performance. I have seen him in larger venues over the years and his stage persona is now very mature and appreciative. If you don't already listen to Jeff or Wilco his lyrics are thoughtful and poetic; his riffs memorable and fun. This show was a sit down show; as we expected. I love listening to these intimate shows... but I can't wait until the next time I get to see Nels shred.

I've seen Wilco a bunch and they always put on a great and rockin' show. Jeff Tweedy along was amazing! I can't even stand it!

it was good . . . I think Jeff forgot to take his "happy pill" that day though.

great show great show great show great show great show great show

Jeff set the tone by opening with Via Chicago. From there he just killed the audience. He is certainly one of my favorite songwriters alongside Dylan and The Beatles.

Great show! Jeff sounded great and was very funny and chatty with the crowd.

Haunting moments, great Inside Baseball crowd, high-energy electric-guitar-based songs like "Impossible Germany" felt hollow.

The show couldn't have been more impressive. Mr. Tweedy was personable, fun, and his song selection was impeccable. I never say this, but I couldn't have been happier with the show.

he sounded great, the venue was pretty. only complaint was the staff member changing the garbage during the acoustic set, it was loud and took too long.

amazing as usual. captivates the crowd, engaging, funny, soulful, articulate, and harnesses emotions we all feel but are often without words for.

I have never been to a concert like this before and it was so refreshing and fun!!! I would love to experience Mr. Tweety's concerts in this format again!!

This setting gave a good insight, more than when playing with the full band, into his personality. He was great singing and best when he was mixing in stories. I understand he wants to make it an all request type show, but he said himself, there were "not any songs I would have picked"..."that's not a good song"...he made many references to it. Ultimately, he ought to pick more of the songs he believes will entertain a larger cross section of audience, versus focusing on the people that were standing in line early.

The show was awesome. Jeff is so engaging and fun. Wouldn't miss a Tweedy or Wilco show.