"Weird Al" Yankovic, the most successful comedy musician of all time, will be bringing his Bigger & Weirder Tour to Vermont in 2026. Top video: VTSU holds Weird Al Yankovic class The "Amish Paradise" and "Eat It" singer will play the Midway Lawn at the Champlain Valley Expo in Essex Junction on Friday,

"Weird Al" Yankovic was a mainstay in popular culture in the 80s and 90s. These are three one-hit wonders parodied by him.

Reviewing a “Weird Al” Yankovic concert (and yes, “Weird Al” is stylistically always in quotation marks) presents said reviewer with something of a challenge: Which part of the show do you focus on? The comedy? The music? The staging, effects, and ...

At Weird Al Yankovic’s sold-out Madison Square Garden debut, pop culture’s foremost song parodist was feeling the love. Melena Ryzik Barry Hansen, mostly known by his D.J. name, said he’d end his show’s run after 55 years of playing parody songs.

Weird Al steadfastly wanted to do a Prince parody, pitching him multiple ideas. He had plans for “Purple Rain,” “Let’s Go Crazy,” “When Doves Cry,” “Kiss,” and “1999.” Prince always said no, and after a while Al stopped asking.