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Jeff Tweedy Announces Fall 2026 Solo Tour Across East Coast and Midwest
When the first chill of October arrives in the Midwest, Jeff Tweedy will be turning up the heat on stage. The Wilco frontman has announced a solo run that will span the East Coast and Midwest from October 20 to November 7, 2026, and will finish with a brief Irish leg in mid‑November.
The tour is a direct extension of Tweedy’s 2025 triple‑album Twilight Override, released September 26, 2025 through dBpm Records. The 30‑track collection, spread over three discs, was written, recorded and produced entirely at Tweedy’s Chicago studio, The Loft. The new dates will see him revisiting the material in a stripped‑down format.
The first U.S. show opens in Three Oaks, Michigan, on October 20 at The Acorn. From there the itinerary winds through Ohio, New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Indiana and Iowa, with the final American performance scheduled for November 7 in Davenport, Iowa at the Capitol Theatre. In Ireland, Tweedy will play four shows: Galway on November 16, Dublin on November 17, Cork on November 19 and Kilkenny on November 20.
Except for the opening Michigan show, all U.S. dates will feature the Chicago‑based duo Case Oats. The pair—Spencer Tweedy, Jeff’s son, and singer‑songwriter Casey Gomez—have been touring with him for the past year and have already appeared in a string of intimate club shows in Chicago. Their presence adds a familial and collaborative dimension to the performances.
Tickets are currently available through a pre‑sale on Jeff Tweedy’s and Wilco’s official websites. Fans can use the code “FEELFREE” to access the pre‑sale. General‑public tickets will go on sale on Friday, June 12 at 10:00 a.m. local time via Ticketmaster and the Tweedy website.
The tour schedule also includes a June 28 performance in North Adams, Massachusetts, at the Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center during the Solid Sound Festival. This date is part of Tweedy’s broader summer touring plans, which also feature a European run and a series of shows with Yo La Tengo, Hovvdy, and a slot at Willie Nelson’s Outlaw Music Festival.
Wilco, the band Tweedy has led since 1994, is preparing for a lengthy summer tour that will cover the United States and Europe. The band’s schedule includes the Solid Sound Festival in Massachusetts and select shows with Yo La Tengo, Hovvdy, and Willie Nelson’s Outlaw Music Festival. The tour will run concurrently with Tweedy’s solo dates, allowing fans to experience both the full‑band and solo performances.
The Twilight Override album marks the first anniversary of Tweedy’s triple‑album project. The record’s release was covered by several outlets, noting its expansive scope and the fact that it was self‑produced by Tweedy. The album’s 30 tracks span a range of styles, from introspective ballads to more upbeat, experimental pieces.
The fall 2026 tour represents a continuation of Tweedy’s pattern of touring in support of his solo work while maintaining a relationship with Wilco. The inclusion of Case Oats adds a familial and collaborative dimension that has been a feature of Tweedy’s recent performances.
In summary, Jeff Tweedy’s 2026 solo tour will run from October 20 to November 7 across the U.S., with a brief Irish leg in mid‑November. Tickets are available via pre‑sale and general sale, and the tour will feature the duo Case Oats on all U.S. dates. Wilco’s summer tour will run concurrently, featuring the Solid Sound Festival and other high‑profile shows.
The tour is a direct extension of Tweedy’s 2025 triple‑album Twilight Override, released September 26, 2025 through dBpm Records. The 30‑track collection, spread over three discs, was written, recorded and produced entirely at Tweedy’s Chicago studio, The Loft. The new dates will see him revisiting the material in a stripped‑down format.
The first U.S. show opens in Three Oaks, Michigan, on October 20 at The Acorn. From there the itinerary winds through Ohio, New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Indiana and Iowa, with the final American performance scheduled for November 7 in Davenport, Iowa at the Capitol Theatre. In Ireland, Tweedy will play four shows: Galway on November 16, Dublin on November 17, Cork on November 19 and Kilkenny on November 20.
Except for the opening Michigan show, all U.S. dates will feature the Chicago‑based duo Case Oats. The pair—Spencer Tweedy, Jeff’s son, and singer‑songwriter Casey Gomez—have been touring with him for the past year and have already appeared in a string of intimate club shows in Chicago. Their presence adds a familial and collaborative dimension to the performances.
Tickets are currently available through a pre‑sale on Jeff Tweedy’s and Wilco’s official websites. Fans can use the code “FEELFREE” to access the pre‑sale. General‑public tickets will go on sale on Friday, June 12 at 10:00 a.m. local time via Ticketmaster and the Tweedy website.
The tour schedule also includes a June 28 performance in North Adams, Massachusetts, at the Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center during the Solid Sound Festival. This date is part of Tweedy’s broader summer touring plans, which also feature a European run and a series of shows with Yo La Tengo, Hovvdy, and a slot at Willie Nelson’s Outlaw Music Festival.
Wilco, the band Tweedy has led since 1994, is preparing for a lengthy summer tour that will cover the United States and Europe. The band’s schedule includes the Solid Sound Festival in Massachusetts and select shows with Yo La Tengo, Hovvdy, and Willie Nelson’s Outlaw Music Festival. The tour will run concurrently with Tweedy’s solo dates, allowing fans to experience both the full‑band and solo performances.
The Twilight Override album marks the first anniversary of Tweedy’s triple‑album project. The record’s release was covered by several outlets, noting its expansive scope and the fact that it was self‑produced by Tweedy. The album’s 30 tracks span a range of styles, from introspective ballads to more upbeat, experimental pieces.
The fall 2026 tour represents a continuation of Tweedy’s pattern of touring in support of his solo work while maintaining a relationship with Wilco. The inclusion of Case Oats adds a familial and collaborative dimension that has been a feature of Tweedy’s recent performances.
In summary, Jeff Tweedy’s 2026 solo tour will run from October 20 to November 7 across the U.S., with a brief Irish leg in mid‑November. Tickets are available via pre‑sale and general sale, and the tour will feature the duo Case Oats on all U.S. dates. Wilco’s summer tour will run concurrently, featuring the Solid Sound Festival and other high‑profile shows.
