If it’s possible for “Weird Al” Yankovic to be bigger and weirder, he’s going to try. That’s the name of his most recent tour, which stopped at Raleigh’s Red Hat Amphitheater Thursday night. The king ...

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Weird Al Yankovic performs “Eat It” on his “Bigger & Weirder 2025” tour at Raleigh, N.C.’s Red Hat Amphiteather, Thursday night, July 24, 2025. Scott Sharpe ssharpe@newsobserver.com If it’s possible ...

He sold out Madison Square Garden. His accolades include five Grammy awards. He is one of the biggest-selling comedy recording artists in history, and next year, this quirky character is coming to ...

When you stop to really think about it, “Weird Al” Yankovic’s accomplishments are extraordinary. He’s turned a penchant for giving well-known songs new lyrics about food, nerdery, and junk culture ...

Five-time GRAMMY Award winner “Weird Al” Yankovic will make his Tanglewood debut on Tuesday, July 21, at 7 p.m. as part of the venue’s 2026 Popular Artist Series. The performance will bring his ...

Unless you have an intense hatred of Hawaiian shirts and/or words that rhyme with lasagna, it’s pretty tough to get mad at “Weird Al” Yankovic. After all, the song parodist has been a beloved staple ...

Hilarious but never mean. Eccentric but easily accessible. Weird Al Yankovic has made a career of parody and pastiche while remaining true to his own idiosyncratic style for more than four decades.

Look, “Weird Al” Yankovic doesn’t have to ask anyone’s permission to make goofy, accordion-driven parody songs. It’s all fair use, the Supreme Court confirmed in Campbell v. Acuff-Rose Music, Inc., ...