Photo from last night's World Café show in Philadelphia, via @natethreepoint0

There's also a nice set by FreezeYourMind on Flickr.

A handful of pro photos from the Bell House show in Brooklyn on January 21st are at Brooklyn Vegan, and (in Flash) at Time Out New York

"I am starting to like music again. "

Smiley face.  

January 22nd third day stream of consciousness tour diaree

Evan and Juliana request shots (tequila and Jameson's, respectively), sing Pale Blue Eyes, and then drink their shots.

Covering The Velvet Underground and getting the drinks in last night at Iota in Arlington, VA.

Thanks to mmiller20910, who has a load more videos from this show via YouTube.

According to the curator, Juliana & Evan are scheduled to be among the artists appearing as part of John Wesley Harding's Cabinet of Wonders at New York's City Winery on February 11, 2011.

Tickets are available from the venue.

This is in addition to a previously announced appearance as part of this variety show on January 30 in Aspen, CO.

1. All My Life (Evan Dando)
2. Butterflies (Juliana Hatfield)
3. Bit Part (Lemonheads)
4. Brain Damage (Blake Babies)
5. Baby Gets High (Madder Rose)
6. Choose Drugs (Juliana Hatfield)
7. Into Your Arms (L'heads w/ Juliana vox)
8. What is Wrong (Juliana Hatfield)
9. It's About Time (Lemonheads)
10. Down About it (Lemonheads)
11. Tourist (Juliana Hatfield)
12. Hospital (Lemonheads)
13. Paid To Smile (Lemonheads)
14. Ride with Me (Lemonheads)
15. So Alone (Juliana Hatfield)
16. Pale Blue Eyes (Velvet Underground)
17. It's a Shame about Ray (Lemonheads)
18. Somebody Is Waiting For Me (Juliana)
19. The Outdoor Type (Lemonheads)
20. $1000 Wedding (Gram Parsons)
21. Waiting For Heaven (Blake Babies)
22. My Drug Buddy (Lemonheads)
23. Being Around (Lemonheads)
24. Backstreet Girl (Rolling Stones) (intro)
25. Evan (Juliana Hatfield)

From last night's show at Iota.  6-20 may not be in correct order.

(with thanks to tlabue for sharing via This is the Sound)

"The show had the feeling of two old friends playing songs together in someone's living room, which is part of what made it so enjoyable." 

The Maxwell's show, reviewed at Hoboken Patch.

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Note the t-shirts from the merch desk are different from the 2010 shows, including this one from the Arlington show as signed by Juliana and our good friend Fotolo.

photo via @mmiller20910

"Cinnamon girl is so iconic that I am a little intimidated about doing it but it’s fucking cinnamon girl, man. CINNAMON GIRL."

In Juliana's latest stream of consciousness tour diary entry she confirms the song picked for the Neil Young tribute show in February.

Spotify link - Neil Young - Cinnamon Girl

Given the seemingly endless number of “indie” artists in existence today, how do you think you set yourself apart from the crowd?

JH: "By quitting!"

Find out who Juliana would 'go gay' for in a small 'Ask A Straight Girl' Q&A at The New Gay. Admit it, you want to know.

1. All My Life (Evan Dando)
2. Butterflies (Juliana Hatfield)
3. Bit Part (Lemonheads)
4. Brain Damage (Blake Babies)
5. Cells (Teenage Fanclub)
6. Choose Drugs (Juliana Hatfield)
7. Down About It (Lemonheads)
8. What Is Wrong (Juliana Hatfield)
9. Hospital (Lemonheads)
10. It's About Time (Lemonheads)
11. My Darling (Juliana Hatfield)
12. Paid to Smile (Lemonheads)
13. Rain (Blake Babies)
14. Ride With Me (Lemonheads)
15. It's a Shame About Ray (Lemonheads)
16. Somebody Is Waiting For Me (Juliana)
17. So Alone (Juliana Hatfield)
18. The Outdoor Type (Lemonheads)
19. $1000 Wedding (Gram Parsons)
20. Waiting For Heaven (Blake Babies)
21. My Drug Buddy (Lemonheads)

Last night's Juliana & Evan set list from Maxwell's as reported on setlist.fm and in a review at Planet Chocko Zine.  The order is perhaps questionable. Looks a bit too alphabetical.  Ish. update - it's legit.

"When people would ask me what advice I had for young musicians I would always say: Take care of your teeth." 

Read more in Juliana's latest official blog entry, titled January 20 first day stream of consciousness tour diary.

Evan Dando and Juliana Hatfield performing "choose drugs" at Maxwell's in Hoboken, New Jersey 01.20.11

From last night's show at Maxwell's, Hoboken.

More from loopyvids on YouTube, including The Outdoor Type,  Bit Part and My Drug Buddy.

“Honestly, I don’t think it’s something we’re going to do indefinitely,” Hatfield says. “We may do a few shows on the West Coast or maybe even go to Europe for a week or two, but after that I just don’t want to be on the road."

Ooh. The Juliana & Evan roadshow might cross the Atlantic. More on this and the possibility of an electric Peace & Love in an interview with New Haven Advocate.

There's also an interview with Evan at Connecticut Post.

Juliana & Evan will be among various artists performing The Music Of Neil Young on February 10, 2011 in New York City.

The show is to benefit music and arts for underprivileged youth and will be held at Carnegie Hall. Juliana performed at a similar event at the venue in 2007 where she covered Bruce Springsteen's Cover Me.

It will be interesting to see which song they choose.Update - it's Cinnamon Girl.

Juliana previously covered Young's Only Love Can Break Your Heart for her Gold Stars compilation in 2002. Evan of course has made an effort to cover every song he's ever heard so it's no surprise that there are a few Young covers out there, such as this:

Evan covers Neil Young and does his best Bob Dylan impression. From Viva TV 2003

A new date has been added to the upcoming shows by Juliana and Evan Dando.

They will play Daniel Street, Milford, CT on January 23, 2011. Tickets are now on sale.

Juliana's official site mentions that Juliana and Evan are interviewed with Jenny and Johnny in the latest issue of Lula Magazine.  There is no online edition of this UK based fashion magazine which is a bit exclusive and only comes out twice a year.

Juliana's appearance with Evan Dando at Wheeler Opera House, Aspen, CO on January 30 is now confirmed to be as a part of 'Wes & Eugene's Cabinet of Wonders'. This is a variety showcase curated by singer John Wesley Harding & comedian Eugene Mirman and therefore not a full headlining show.

Tickets are now on sale.

Best wishes at this festive time of year to all readers of this site.  Thanks to everyone who has contributed, sent a link or written a message.  

And, because we can, let's just remind ourselves that 16 years ago, ABC aired a Christmas episode of My So-Called Life which featured Juliana.  Those in the US can watch the whole episode officially on Hulu.  (Unofficially it's on YouTube too) 

Juliana appeared at various points in the show as an angelic homeless girl, also performing Make It Home, which she wrote specifically for the show, later saying:

"I utilized part of the melody of “Silent Night” — in the verses, over some sad/pretty chords — and a piece of “O Come All Ye Faithful” in the bridge, and it worked like a charm (if I do say so myself). Just the right combination of pathos and hope. The TV people liked it a lot."

And so did we, Juliana.