Wilco Announces Winter 2010 Tour; TransCanada Leg Launches with Free Olympics Show

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Wilco is still in the midst of its fall tour through the United States, with a breach of the 49th Parallel for two shows in Toronto next week. Come February 2010, the tables will turn for a TransCanada tour, from British Columbia to Nova Scotia, with a half dozen stops planned for south of the border. The Canadian leg beings with a free concert for the "Live City" Vancouver celebration of the 2010 Winter Olympics.

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Wilco is still in the midst of its fall tour through the United States, with show in Cedar Park, Texas, tomorrow night, and a breach of the 49th Parallel planned for two shows in Toronto's Massey Hall next week. The band has just announced that, come February 2010, the tables will turn for what it's calling a TransCanada tour, from British Columbia to Nova Scotia, with a half dozen stops planned for south of the border.

Three of those US dates kick off the tour—in Missoula, Montana; Portland, Oregon; and Seattle, Washington—February 7 through 10. The Canadian leg is set to launch with what will truly be an auspicious beginning: a free concert in Vancouver's David Lam Park on February 13 as part of the "Live City" events celebrating the 2010 Winter Olympic Games.

The pre-sale for all but the last five shows begins next Wednesday, October 14, at 10 AM via the band's FrontGate store; the rest follow suit on October 21. You can access the pre-sale site then at wilco.frontgatetickets.com.
 
For more information on these dates, this month's tour, and next month's European dates, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.
    
WILCO'S WINTER 2010 CONCERTS

2/7 Adams Center, Univ. of Montana Missoula, MT
2/9 Arlene Schnitzer Hall Portland, OR
2/10 Paramount Theatre Seattle, WA
2/13 Live City Vancouver, David Lam Park Vancouver, BC, CANADA
2/15 Northern Jubilee Auditorium Edmonton, AB, CANADA
2/16 Southern Jubilee Auditorium Calgargy, AB, CANADA
2/17 TCU Place Saskatoon, SK, CANADA
2/19 DECC Arena Duluth, MN
2/20 Overture Hall Madison, WI
2/21 Wharton Cobb Great Hall East Lansing, MI
2/23 Hamilton Place Theatre Hamilton, ON, CANADA
2/24 Centennial Hall London, ON, CANADA
2/27 Olympia de Montreal Montreal, QC, CANADA
3/1 National Arts Centre Ottawa, ON, CANADA
3/3 Multipurpose Room, Halifax Forum Halifax, NS, CANADA
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  • Wednesday, October 7, 2009
    Wilco Announces Winter 2010 Tour; TransCanada Leg Launches with Free Olympics Show
    Michael Segal

    Wilco is still in the midst of its fall tour through the United States, with show in Cedar Park, Texas, tomorrow night, and a breach of the 49th Parallel planned for two shows in Toronto's Massey Hall next week. The band has just announced that, come February 2010, the tables will turn for what it's calling a TransCanada tour, from British Columbia to Nova Scotia, with a half dozen stops planned for south of the border.

    Three of those US dates kick off the tour—in Missoula, Montana; Portland, Oregon; and Seattle, Washington—February 7 through 10. The Canadian leg is set to launch with what will truly be an auspicious beginning: a free concert in Vancouver's David Lam Park on February 13 as part of the "Live City" events celebrating the 2010 Winter Olympic Games.

    The pre-sale for all but the last five shows begins next Wednesday, October 14, at 10 AM via the band's FrontGate store; the rest follow suit on October 21. You can access the pre-sale site then at wilco.frontgatetickets.com.
     
    For more information on these dates, this month's tour, and next month's European dates, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.
        
    WILCO'S WINTER 2010 CONCERTS

    2/7 Adams Center, Univ. of Montana Missoula, MT
    2/9 Arlene Schnitzer Hall Portland, OR
    2/10 Paramount Theatre Seattle, WA
    2/13 Live City Vancouver, David Lam Park Vancouver, BC, CANADA
    2/15 Northern Jubilee Auditorium Edmonton, AB, CANADA
    2/16 Southern Jubilee Auditorium Calgargy, AB, CANADA
    2/17 TCU Place Saskatoon, SK, CANADA
    2/19 DECC Arena Duluth, MN
    2/20 Overture Hall Madison, WI
    2/21 Wharton Cobb Great Hall East Lansing, MI
    2/23 Hamilton Place Theatre Hamilton, ON, CANADA
    2/24 Centennial Hall London, ON, CANADA
    2/27 Olympia de Montreal Montreal, QC, CANADA
    3/1 National Arts Centre Ottawa, ON, CANADA
    3/3 Multipurpose Room, Halifax Forum Halifax, NS, CANADA
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