Jeff Tweedy

Cate Le Bon: Pompeii – otherworldly and beguiling

Eighth album from adventurous Welsh singer forms its own sonic universe

Lissie: When I’m Alone. The Piano Retrospective review – stick to the original

Trend of reinterpreting music is premature and unnecessary here

Erasure, Jeff Tweedy and Gus Dapperton: The best rock and pop this week

Tradfest kicks off on Saturday as The Oh Hellos and Rosborough play at Whelan’s

Björk is violently trippy, Morrissey hides from the news

The Icelandic wonder’s ‘healed chest wound transformed into a gate’, apparently

Jeff Tweedy – Together At Last album review: Back catalogue only fans will cherish

Why Joan Shelley is ‘focusing in on the detail of our weirdnesses’

The main influence for Shelley’s fifth album was the time and space she was in

Van Morrison gets the band back together - after 54 years

Van the Man recently rolled back the years with The Monarchs. Here are a few other first acts that need a reboot

Rocking lullabies: No more ‘Twinkle Twinkle’

Is there an alternative to cloying lullabies? And what do musicians sing to their kids?

Lucius emerge from the 1960s to embrace the darkness

Just when you thought you had the Brooklyn band pegged as cheerful throwback pop, their second album comes along and takes you by surprise

Bill Fay: Who Is the Sender? | Album Review

Pop Staples: Don’t Lose This | Album Review

This time it’s personal: the Tweedy family album

Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy and his drummer son, Spencer, have made an album together. The family matriarch’s battle with cancer was their ‘guiding presence’ in the studio

Nels Cline: a guitarist’s guitarist

From pop to country, and from experimental to jazz, it sounds as if Nels Cline of BB&C – best known among rock fans as a member of Wilco – can turn his hand to anything

White Denim: “Jeff Tweedy wanted us to sound like Blue Oyster Cult or Rush. Then we went off and tried to sound like The Stylistics”

It’s time for some Corsicana Lemonade as Texas band White Denim return with a new album. Frontman James Petralli on working with instinct - and Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy