Jeff Tweedy 2 Ticket Winner: Aaron McLarnan

Aaron MaLarnan has won two main floor seats to Jeff Tweedy’s sold-out show 3/30 at the Englert Theatre in Iowa City. Aaron was contacted by phone and stated that he was watching the website since 7:30 AM 3/21.

In an email he stated,” Thank you again, so much! My finance (Jessica) and I are ecstatic. I’ve been to 4 Wilco shows but never a solo Jeff Tweedy show, I’ve listened to many of them on the internet and LOVE how he plays Big Star, sometimes Mott The Hoople, and of course Uncle Tupelo songs.

I am beyond excited right now, thank you very kindly!”

Aaron

You are welcome my friend, see you at the show~

jorge

About the Author

George Burrows

George grew up in central Iowa in and around Des Moines. His early musical influences were Errol Garner, Ella Fitzgerald Dave Brubeck and Duke Ellington. George credits his mother's appreciation of jazz as his introduction and appreciation of progressive music. His first concert was a jazz concert in the Rose Garden at the Des Moines Art Center. He was introduced to the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan show in 1964 . At 14 George began to embrace rock music and attend concerts. The 1969 Denver Pop Festival at Mile High Stadium in Denver Colorado was George's first rock festival. It was here that many of his musical preferences were born. He was introduced to The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Frank Zappa and The Mothers, Iron Butterfly and Tommy Bolin with Zepher, and Johnny Winter. The festival is most memorable as the final Jimi Hendrix Experience performance. and the precursor to Woodstock. In the years following 1969 George attended numerous concerts regularly in the Midwest, from Minneapolis to Chicago. In December 2010 he began iamnotjerry.com. after attending the Wanee Festival in 2009. Concert photography was a natural progression for George given his familiarity of the music industry as a veteran concert goer.