Is Land Ho a real band?

Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy Reunites His (Fictional) Band on “Parks and Recreation” As previously reported, Tweedy played Scott Tanner, the former lead singer of an act called Land Ho! “that was very popular in Indiana a while back,” said Michael Schur, the show’s executive producer.

Who played Land ho on Parks and Rec?

Scott Tanner
Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy has shared a new song as Scott Tanner, his character from his Parks and Recreation cameo. In the show, Tanner was the frontman of local band Land Ho!

Who performed at Pawnee unity?

The episode, which focused on the Pawnee/Eagleton Unity Concert, featured performances from a handful of alt-rock icons (Wilco frontman Jeff Tweedy, the Decemberists and Yo La Tengo) along with Nineties R&B heartthrob Ginuwine. Tweedy appeared as the leader of a reunited band named Land Ho!

What band plays in parks and rec unity?

The Pawnee-Eagleton Unity Concert

• The Decemberists.
• Letters to Cleo.
• Ginuwine.
• Yo La Tengo (as Bobby Knight Ranger)
• Land Ho.

Who is the lead singer of Land Ho?

This article is a stub. You can help the Parks and Recreation Wiki by expanding it. Land Ho! was a very popular band in Indiana ‘a while back’. Leslie and Andy try to convince the lead singer (played by Jeff Tweedy ) to reunite with the band for the big Unity Concert they are organizing to solidify the merger of Pawnee and Eagleton.

What kind of music does Land Ho play?

Though they’re only seen playing music for a couple of seconds, they appear to be grunge / post-grunge. Scott Tanner also plays a Fender Jazzmaster. When Andy introduces the band at the unity concert, he sings part of one of their songs called Summer Sun. Land Ho!

Who was Jeff Tweedy in the band Land Ho?

As previously reported, Tweedy played Scott Tanner, the former lead singer of an act called Land Ho! “that was very popular in Indiana a while back,” said Michael Schur, the show’s executive producer.

Who is the lead singer of Wilco Land Ho?

Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy played the frontman of the reunited band Land Ho!. (He also appeared on a previous episode.) At the end of the concert, every artist came on stage for an all-star jam of “Five Thousand Candles in the Wind”, the anthemic tribute to Pawnee’s favorite deceased miniature horse, Li’l Sebastian.