VH1 Blog — Jeff Tweedy, lead singer of the critically acclaimed band Wilco, is not really known for his sense of humor. That’s not to say he’s a humorless fellow; rather, it’s just that when he chooses songs to cover, it’s generally because he’s payin... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Wilco have a brand new video for new song "Born Alone". Check it out below. Jeff Tweedy made a surprise appearance at Hideout in Chicago last night (9/6). He covered Black Eyed Peas songs. Watch HERE. Wilco recently added... more info

Stereogum — “Born Alone,” a vaguely Spoon-sounding track from Wilco’s new album The Whole Love, has a video. It’s a montage of band-related imagery (guitar racks, studio knobs, faces), and it’s nothing too exciting. But still! A good song! Mark Greenbe... more info

Stereogum — Here, Wilco frontman Jeff Tweedy unfurls a cut from Wilco’s forthcoming The Whole Love at St. Louis’s Peabody Opera House, a short jaunt from his hometown Belleville, IL. Check out the St. Louis Magazine-produced, pared-down performance below. (v... more info

ContactMusic — Rockers Wilco have come up with a novel way to celebrate their new album - one lucky fan will pick up a customised bicycle with the record. The group, led by singer/songwriter Jeff Tweedy, has had a bike refurbished and they've arranged for it to be ... more info

Altsounds — Jeff Tweedy fronting Deerhoof? You might be surprised just how natural the voice of Wilco sounds amidst the eccentric, swirling chaos of the Deerhoofian musical universe. The Wilco-Deerhoof connection goes back a long way. They toured the midwest... more info

Stereogum — We’ve heard “I Might” in the studio and some other new songs at Wilco’s Solid Sound festival. Today’s news is that the forthcoming The Whole Love will feature 12 tracks produced by Jeff Tweedy, Patrick Sansone, and Tom Schick. The record’... more info

Guardian Music — 21 June 1990: Number 35 in our series of the 50 key events in the history of indie musicJeff Tweedy and Jay Farrar were punk rock kids from Illinois who decided to try their hands at country. As Uncle Tupelo, they named their first album after a 1936... more info

KEXP Seattle — This year’s Sasquatch! came to a close with veteran Chicago rockers Wilco performing a thunderous set at the Main Stage. Jeff Tweedy was in top form, taking his expert showmanship and experience to new heights, with the Gorge as a beautiful backdro... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Josh Darr Wilco / Guided By Voices "Wilco never makes the second record twice, which makes it doubly remarkable that so many of them are tremendous. As formidable as frontman Jeff Tweedy's catalog is, the sonically inventive rock... more info