My website got borked so putting this year’s guides on Substack. Plus, easier to email folks about updates. (Looking for the Folsom guide? Right here.) Be sure to bookmark this guide. I’m constantly updating as new events, venues, and DJs are announced. And signup for email alerts! You can always find the latest at andymatic.com/dore – just tell friends “it’s at andy matic dot com slash dore” – easy to remember! Party grid for the weekend (so far!

Good EVENING! Yes, it’s a special Saturday night edition of the KFS Newsletter to get everyone updated on the bevy of decisions New York made on Saturday late afternoon, and more importantly, what (if anything) those decisions portend for what lies ahead. 🏀 Let’s go through this one by one, addressing the impact of each move in turn. ncG1vNJzZmijnp6wrL%2FFoqOmq5OdvLC4jaysm6uklrCsesKopGioX6q9pa3TnmSsmaSqv6Wt2GabnpuZqLawutI%3D

When it came to physically getting to Saratoga Chowderfest on Saturday, Sue Hartz was a woman with a plan—a parking plan. “Don’t write this—I don’t want people to know my secret,” she said, on the verge of exposing the key to every Saratogian’s parking woes. Naturally, I started writing. ncG1vNJzZmirkaeutbvGmqOirpmjtG%2B%2F1JuqrZmToHuku8xop2iumZeybq%2FHnpqkZZOdvLiwxKudnqukYn9xfpM%3D

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Here is a button where you can subscribe to this newsletter now, if you have not previously done so. I do hope that you enjoy it. “Impossible Germany” is the best Wilco song, and I think it might be the best possible Wilco song. Wilco has professionally recorded 135 songs—I’ve used all 135 of them as titles for the last 135 newsletters; this is the last one, so I have to come up with a new naming convention for the next one—and I’m not sure they’ll ever top that one.