Photo by John Vettese
Photo by John Vettese
Photo by John Vettese
Photo by John Vettese
Photo by John Vettese
Photo by John Vettese
Photo by John Vettese
Electic southwestern rock band Calexico played a lively Free at Noon set today at World Cafe Live at the Queen in Wilmington. The Arizona-based seven-piece performed a set of songs mostly drawn from their new record Algiers, but dipped back to 2003′s Feast of Wire for “Sunken Waltz.” Check out a photo gallery of the performance above, take a look at the setlist below and listen to the concert in its entirety here (via the WXPN media player). Catch Calexico tonight at Union Transfer, when they perform with Dodos.Setlist
Epic
Splitter
Fortune Teller
Maybe on Monday
Sunken Waltz
Para
Puerto
Vanishing Mind
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