Wilco

At the end of a weird and difficult year comes a genuinely special balm: three straight nights of one of the few still-operational rock bands of their generation whose catalog could justify such a residency. Billed as “An Evening With Wilco,” these sets are precisely what their increasingly aged fan base craves: seats, no repeat songs from night to night, and no opener. Expect anything from their 1990s post-alt-country days to the Aughts-defining Yankee Hotel Foxtrot to jams off their most recent collections – their 13th album Cousin and the recent follow-up EP, an energetic six-songer called Hot Sun Cool Shroud. Expect tight songcraft, guitar pyrotechnics and head honcho Jeff Tweedy’s classic, bein’-there voice. – Joe Gross