"Weird Al" Yankovic
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Past
MAR
11
2023
St Kilda, Australia
Palais Theatre
I Was There
MAR
10
2023
St Kilda, Australia
Palais Theatre
I Was There
MAY
28
2022
Pelham, TN
The Caverns
I Was There
MAY
27
2022
Pelham, TN
The Caverns
I Was There
AUG
14
2019
Troutdale, OR
McMenamins Edgefield
I Was There
JUL
16
2019
Vienna, VA
Filene Center at Wolf Trap
I Was There
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Fan Reviews
Charlotte
March 18th 2022
My parents and I love Weird Al - they got me into him as a young kid. We all went together and had a great time. I loved how they had a whole crew dressed up in Star Wars outfits for 'The Saga Begins.' The whole audience sang along - I know his lyrics to most of his parodies better than the originals! Would definitely see him again.
Buffalo, NY@University At Buffalo Center for the Arts
Danie
August 15th 2019
Weird Al Yankovic always puts on an amazing show. He never disappoints. This was my daughter ,who is 12, third time seeing him.
Troutdale, OR@McMenamins Edgefield
Mat
October 16th 2018
Absolutely fantastic show. Weird Al never disappoints. We had vip meet and it was worth it.
Mashantucket, CT@The Fox Theater at Foxwoods Resort Casino
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About "Weird Al" Yankovic
Alfred Matthew "Weird Al" Yankovic (born October 23, 1959) is an American musician best known for his parodies of contemporary radio hits. His lyrics often depend on the satirizing of popular culture including television, movies, food, music, and news stories.
Though parodies earned him his fame, Yankovic has recorded a greater number of humorous songs with original tunes. Some of these pieces are pastiches (or style parodies), where he chooses a band's entire body of work to emulate rather than any single hit, although Yankovic has many completely original pieces. Most of his albums include a medley which juxtaposes the choruses of various songs in a polka style to accordion music.
Due to his popularity, he has been credited with several songs that are not actually his. A full list of every song he has ever actually done, including the live-only songs, can be found at the Al Songs website. Similarly, a comprehensive list of songs incorrectly credited to him can be found at The Not Al Page.
In 2006, Al recorded the song "You're Pitiful". However, while James Blunt gave his blessing for the parody of his song, "You're Beautiful", Blunt's label Atlantic Records was opposed to it. Though parodies are protected legally, the issue had become "more of a political matter than a legal matter", according to Al, so he decided to not put the song on his next album. Instead, he offered it as a free download from his site.
His latest album, "Straight Outta Lynwood", was released September 26th, 2006. Its first released single, "Don't Download This Song", was made available as a free download on August 21, 2006. The animated video for the track and a link to downloadable MP3 is available at dontdownloadthissong.com. Among other tracks, the album includes parodies of Green Day, Usher, R. Kelly, and Chamillionaire. Chamillionaire's "Ridin' Dirty" is parodied as "White and Nerdy", the second released single from the new album. This single has thus far climbed as far as #9 on the Billboard Singles chart, eclipsing "Eat It" as Al's highest charting single (which went as high as #12).
Official Website: http://www.weirdal.com
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Members
Al Yankovic
Jon ''Bermuda'' Schwartz
Steve Jay
Jim West
Rubén Valtierra
Former Members
Rick Derringer
Ross Noble
Joe Earley
Though parodies earned him his fame, Yankovic has recorded a greater number of humorous songs with original tunes. Some of these pieces are pastiches (or style parodies), where he chooses a band's entire body of work to emulate rather than any single hit, although Yankovic has many completely original pieces. Most of his albums include a medley which juxtaposes the choruses of various songs in a polka style to accordion music.
Due to his popularity, he has been credited with several songs that are not actually his. A full list of every song he has ever actually done, including the live-only songs, can be found at the Al Songs website. Similarly, a comprehensive list of songs incorrectly credited to him can be found at The Not Al Page.
In 2006, Al recorded the song "You're Pitiful". However, while James Blunt gave his blessing for the parody of his song, "You're Beautiful", Blunt's label Atlantic Records was opposed to it. Though parodies are protected legally, the issue had become "more of a political matter than a legal matter", according to Al, so he decided to not put the song on his next album. Instead, he offered it as a free download from his site.
His latest album, "Straight Outta Lynwood", was released September 26th, 2006. Its first released single, "Don't Download This Song", was made available as a free download on August 21, 2006. The animated video for the track and a link to downloadable MP3 is available at dontdownloadthissong.com. Among other tracks, the album includes parodies of Green Day, Usher, R. Kelly, and Chamillionaire. Chamillionaire's "Ridin' Dirty" is parodied as "White and Nerdy", the second released single from the new album. This single has thus far climbed as far as #9 on the Billboard Singles chart, eclipsing "Eat It" as Al's highest charting single (which went as high as #12).
Official Website: http://www.weirdal.com
FactBox Info
Members
Al Yankovic
Jon ''Bermuda'' Schwartz
Steve Jay
Jim West
Rubén Valtierra
Former Members
Rick Derringer
Ross Noble
Joe Earley
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Similar Artists On Tour
Live Photos of "Weird Al" Yankovic
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"Weird Al" Yankovic merch
Weird: The Al Yankovic Story (Origina...
$31.30
Greatest Hits Vol. 2
$12.98
Mandatory Fun
$7.98
Running With Scissors
$7.98
Bad Hair Day
$7.98
Off The Deep End
$7.98
Even Worse
$7.98
Dare To Be Stupid
$7.98
In 3-D
$7.98
Alapalooza
$7.98
Weird Al Yankovic
$7.98
Greatest Hits
$7.98
Alpocalypse
$7.98
Alpocalypse
$17.98
Polka Party
$7.98
The Essential Weird Al Yankovic
$13.94
View All
Concerts and tour dates
Past
MAR
11
2023
St Kilda, Australia
Palais Theatre
I Was There
MAR
10
2023
St Kilda, Australia
Palais Theatre
I Was There
MAY
28
2022
Pelham, TN
The Caverns
I Was There
MAY
27
2022
Pelham, TN
The Caverns
I Was There
AUG
14
2019
Troutdale, OR
McMenamins Edgefield
I Was There
JUL
16
2019
Vienna, VA
Filene Center at Wolf Trap
I Was There
Show More Dates
Fan Reviews
Charlotte
March 18th 2022
My parents and I love Weird Al - they got me into him as a young kid. We all went together and had a great time. I loved how they had a whole crew dressed up in Star Wars outfits for 'The Saga Begins.' The whole audience sang along - I know his lyrics to most of his parodies better than the originals! Would definitely see him again.
Buffalo, NY@University At Buffalo Center for the Arts
Danie
August 15th 2019
Weird Al Yankovic always puts on an amazing show. He never disappoints. This was my daughter ,who is 12, third time seeing him.
Troutdale, OR@McMenamins Edgefield
Mat
October 16th 2018
Absolutely fantastic show. Weird Al never disappoints. We had vip meet and it was worth it.
Mashantucket, CT@The Fox Theater at Foxwoods Resort Casino
View More Fan Reviews
About "Weird Al" Yankovic
Alfred Matthew "Weird Al" Yankovic (born October 23, 1959) is an American musician best known for his parodies of contemporary radio hits. His lyrics often depend on the satirizing of popular culture including television, movies, food, music, and news stories.
Though parodies earned him his fame, Yankovic has recorded a greater number of humorous songs with original tunes. Some of these pieces are pastiches (or style parodies), where he chooses a band's entire body of work to emulate rather than any single hit, although Yankovic has many completely original pieces. Most of his albums include a medley which juxtaposes the choruses of various songs in a polka style to accordion music.
Due to his popularity, he has been credited with several songs that are not actually his. A full list of every song he has ever actually done, including the live-only songs, can be found at the Al Songs website. Similarly, a comprehensive list of songs incorrectly credited to him can be found at The Not Al Page.
In 2006, Al recorded the song "You're Pitiful". However, while James Blunt gave his blessing for the parody of his song, "You're Beautiful", Blunt's label Atlantic Records was opposed to it. Though parodies are protected legally, the issue had become "more of a political matter than a legal matter", according to Al, so he decided to not put the song on his next album. Instead, he offered it as a free download from his site.
His latest album, "Straight Outta Lynwood", was released September 26th, 2006. Its first released single, "Don't Download This Song", was made available as a free download on August 21, 2006. The animated video for the track and a link to downloadable MP3 is available at dontdownloadthissong.com. Among other tracks, the album includes parodies of Green Day, Usher, R. Kelly, and Chamillionaire. Chamillionaire's "Ridin' Dirty" is parodied as "White and Nerdy", the second released single from the new album. This single has thus far climbed as far as #9 on the Billboard Singles chart, eclipsing "Eat It" as Al's highest charting single (which went as high as #12).
Official Website: http://www.weirdal.com
FactBox Info
Members
Al Yankovic
Jon ''Bermuda'' Schwartz
Steve Jay
Jim West
Rubén Valtierra
Former Members
Rick Derringer
Ross Noble
Joe Earley
Though parodies earned him his fame, Yankovic has recorded a greater number of humorous songs with original tunes. Some of these pieces are pastiches (or style parodies), where he chooses a band's entire body of work to emulate rather than any single hit, although Yankovic has many completely original pieces. Most of his albums include a medley which juxtaposes the choruses of various songs in a polka style to accordion music.
Due to his popularity, he has been credited with several songs that are not actually his. A full list of every song he has ever actually done, including the live-only songs, can be found at the Al Songs website. Similarly, a comprehensive list of songs incorrectly credited to him can be found at The Not Al Page.
In 2006, Al recorded the song "You're Pitiful". However, while James Blunt gave his blessing for the parody of his song, "You're Beautiful", Blunt's label Atlantic Records was opposed to it. Though parodies are protected legally, the issue had become "more of a political matter than a legal matter", according to Al, so he decided to not put the song on his next album. Instead, he offered it as a free download from his site.
His latest album, "Straight Outta Lynwood", was released September 26th, 2006. Its first released single, "Don't Download This Song", was made available as a free download on August 21, 2006. The animated video for the track and a link to downloadable MP3 is available at dontdownloadthissong.com. Among other tracks, the album includes parodies of Green Day, Usher, R. Kelly, and Chamillionaire. Chamillionaire's "Ridin' Dirty" is parodied as "White and Nerdy", the second released single from the new album. This single has thus far climbed as far as #9 on the Billboard Singles chart, eclipsing "Eat It" as Al's highest charting single (which went as high as #12).
Official Website: http://www.weirdal.com
FactBox Info
Members
Al Yankovic
Jon ''Bermuda'' Schwartz
Steve Jay
Jim West
Rubén Valtierra
Former Members
Rick Derringer
Ross Noble
Joe Earley
Show More
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