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'Weird Al' Yankovic Explains Why He's Likely Done Releasing Albums: 'There Were So Many Limitations'
The king of music parodies told ‘Spin’ that 2014’s ‘Mandatory Fun’ is “most likely going to be the last traditional album that I ever release” Scott Dudelson/Getty Don’t count on getting a new album ...
From "Amish Paradise" to "White & Nerdy," Yankovic's show featured elaborate costumes and nostalgic video montages highlighting his pop culture legacy.
Why did Weird Al Yankovic abandon musical parodies for a decade before his bigger, weirder comeback?
After proving he was more than the parody guy, Yankovic has re-embraced the whole full-throated 'Weird Al' parody thing on his 'Bigger & Weirder' tour, which comes to the Kia Forum in Inglewood on ...
“Weird Al” Yankovic has announced a huge tour of the United States. The tour kicks off, in Las Vegas, in June 2025 and stretches into September. See all of Yankovic’s tour dates below. Joining ...
Having decimated a six-year absence from the stage, the Grammy Award-winning, chart-topping pop parody king has a lot to celebrate over the course of his over four-decade career. Yankovic has wins in ...
A note from Wild Card host Rachel Martin: I usually have to finish a conversation with a guest before I can draw some big conclusion, but I'm gonna go out on a limb and say this about "Weird Al" ...
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