Wilco will rock out during its Sky Blue Sky destination festival in Riviera Maya, Mexico, next year alongside a lineup featuring Dr. Dog, Dinosaur Jr., MJ Lenderman & the Wind and Waxahatchee. The Jeff Tweedy-led group will play three sets of their own at the Jan. 15-19, 2026, event, which was planned to debut in early 2020 but didn’t take place for the first time until two years later.
“Every time we are asked to help curate one of these festivals it feels like a dream opportunity to gather up our families, invite some friends, old and new, and sing some songs by the sea,” says Tweedy. “Truly a hard thing to argue with in terms of a good time. Want to join us? We hope you can. We’d love to see you. You might even see one of us in shorts. Not likely, but it’s your best shot.”
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The Hard Rock Hotel-housed Sky Blue Sky, which takes its name from Wilco’s beloved 2007 album, will also feature performances from Cameron Winter, Yo La Tengo, the Jayhawks, Tweedy solo, Michael Shannon and Jason Narducy’s in-demand R.E.M. tribute act, Valerie June, Hurray for the Riff Raff and Wilco members John Stirratt and Pat Sansone’s the Autumn Defense.
Click here for tickets and additional details. Returning guests will have priority access to book starting June 24.
Wilco is on tour in Europe through late June and will also play a handful of shows as part of Willie Nelson’s annual Outlaw festival this summer, beginning Aug. 1 in Wantagh, N.Y.
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