Today, January 19, 2023, Weird Al Yankovic announced a new series of tour dates for 2023. The dates include the comedian and musician’s first-ever Broadway residency at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre from May 31 to June 18.
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"Weird Al" Yankovic
Alfred Matthew Yankovic started recording parodies as a teenager with an accordion and tape recorder. His first album came out in 1979, and he's been at it...
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Alimony
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Foil
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I Love Rocky Road
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Girls Just Wanna Have Lunch
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I Was Only Kidding
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Polkarama!
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Perform This Way
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Addicted To Spuds
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Lasagna
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Hamilton Polka
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George Of The Jungle
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I Feel Like Throwin' Up
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My Bologna
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Free Delivery
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Holiday Greetings 1987
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The Ballad Of Kent Marlow
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Alfred Matthew Yankovic started recording parodies as a teenager with an accordion and tape recorder. His first album came out in 1979, and he's been at it ever since with a consistent band that includes bassist Steve Jay, drummer Jon "Bermuda" Schwartz, and keyboardist Jim "Kimo" West.
His parodies cover everything from pop to polka, with songs like "Alimony" and "Gump" showing his range.
Yankovic has put out 14 studio albums, including "Dare to Be Stupid," "Bad Hair Day," and "Mandatory Fun." He's worked with artists from Coolio to Michael Jackson, but his humor stays grounded in everyday absurdities rather than grand statements.
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