Weezer have released a video for their version of Frozen 2’s “Lost in the Woods.”
Weezer – “Lost in the Woods” Video
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Weezer Share ‘Frozen 2’ Song
Weezer have shared their version of Frozen 2’s “Lost in the Woods.”
Weezer – “California Snow” Video
Weezer have released a video for “California Snow.”
Rivers Cuomo Shares ‘Green Eggs and Ham’ Song
Rivers Cuomo has shared the new song “Backflip” that comes from the upcoming Green Eggs and Ham animated Netflix show.
‘Frozen 2’ Soundtrack Announced
The track list for the upcoming Frozen 2 soundtrack has been announced. It features new renditions by Panic! at the Disco, Kacey Musgraves, and Weezer.
How Green Day, Fall Out Boy, and Weezer Teamed Up
Chris Payne, writing at Billboard:
Masterminding the operation is Crush Music, the New York- and L.A.-based company that manages all three acts: Fall Out Boy since 2002 (the band has helped Crush grow as much as Crush helped it), Weezer since 2016 (Crush’s label arm has released the band’s last four albums with Atlantic) and Green Day since 2017 (when the group parted ways with its manager of 21 years, Pat Magnarella). “I asked Green Day what their goals were because they have already achieved almost every goal a band has,” recalls Crush co-founder Jonathan Daniel. “And Mike said, ‘Well, we want to play stadiums.’”
Weezer Perform on Kimmel
Weezer performed “End of the Game” on Kimmel last night.
Green Day, Fall Out Boy, and Weezer Performing on Kimmel
Weezer will perform on Jimmy Kimmel Live tonight, Fall Out Boy will follow on Wednesday, and Green Day will be performing on Thursday evening.
Green Day, Fall Out Boy, Weezer to Tour Together
Green Day, Fall Out Boy, and Weezer are heading out on the “Hella Mega” tour.
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Weezer Announce New Album; Share New Video
Weezer will release their new album, Van Weezer, on May 15th, 2020. Today they’ve shared a video for “The End of the Game” and pre-orders are now up.
Green Day, Fall Out Boy, Weezer Tease “Hella Mega Tour”
A lot of signs are pointing toward a Green Day, Fall Out Boy, and Weezer tour. From website teases to random mismatched merch being sent to fans.
Weezer Perform on Kimmel
Weezer covered “Everybody Wants to Rule the World” on Kimmel.
Weezer Already Working on New Music
In a new interview with Substream Magazine, Weezer confirm they’re working on two new albums:
Yeah, we’ve got two records. One of them is almost done, and I think the code name for that is OK Human. That’s something I’m super excited about. There’s this other idea about another record with the code name Van Weezer. That’s in the conceptual stage [right now]. We’re gonna make records forever at this point. We’re excited about it too, which is fun. It’s not lost on us that nobody wants us to do this. So we’re just gonna go for it.
Review: Weezer – Weezer (The Black Album)
“You say it’s a good thing that you float in the air/That way, there’s no way I will crush your pretty toenails into a thousand pieces.”
Thus ends “Only in Dreams,”the closing track of Weezer’s 1994 debut Weezer (The Blue Album). Over time, and within the context of the song, these are words written about a girl so unforgettable, so unavoidable, that she is in the air and “in your bones.” (She’s also your ride home.) But the first time I heard this song – sometime around 2005 when I was 11 – I had absolutely no idea what those lyrics meant. I only knew that they were perfect, sounding suitably epic against the song’s explosive eight minutes.
Now, 13 studio albums into their career, fans and critics alike are still picking at Rivers Cuomo’s words as if they’re enough to justify ostracizing the band for another quarter century. Besides, they’re complete nonsense. Didn’t you read that piece about his spreadsheets? Each song is constructed to give the impression of a singular idea, but in reality, none of the words were actually written to go together. It’s all meaningless.
Weezer Performs on Fallon
Weezer performed “Living in L.A.” on Fallon last night. They also did a barbershop version of “Buddy Holly.”