Weezer

Sure Weezer has been hootenanny-ing it up across the US, spreading music like they did during the days of the Orgon Trail and all, but now the band will finally head out on a tour like its 2008. The long haul is in support of their Red Album and starts September 23rd in Bean town. Angels & Airwaves and Tokyo Police Club are coming along for the ride giving you a bigger bang for your buck. I'm hoping Rivers Cuomo will be coming out all blinged out - gold chains, dunks a... MORE

After hinting at their tour itinerary in a clever YouTube video, Rivers Cuomo and Co. have revealed their Red Album tour dates. Weezer will be bringing along both Angels and Airwaves and Tokyo Police Club this time around, leaving their Hootenanny tour buddy (and "Pork & Beans" subject) Tay Zonday to mull how he’ll follow up "Chocolate Rain." The band kicks off their new tour with a September 23th show in Boston then circle the country before ending the tour a month later ... MORE

Weezer's new album is on the way. It's called Weezer, just like two of their other albums, but this time the cover is red. Check out the first single, "Port And Beans."

Weezer Weezer (The Red Album) 5 out of 10 If rock ‘n’ roll were high school, Weezer would have probably been that kid in fourth period who gets all the answers right, but gets stuffed into a locker as soon as the bell rings. Not this time, though. This year they're back, and they're running for prom king. With song titles like "The Greatest Man That Ever Lived" and lyrics that tout "I'm gonna be a star/ And people will crane necks/ To get a glimpse of me/ And see if ... MORE

By now most people have heard that Weezer's sixth album will be the band's third self-titled effort in it's history. Like the previous self-titled albums, which have taken to the color scheme (i.e. The Blue Album, The Green Album), this one will definitely be referred to as The Red Album, according to the band. Producers on the new album include Rick Rubin, Jacknife Lee and the band itself. With a street date of June 24th, Weezer have decided to release the ten-track alb... MORE

Break-ups suck, everyone knows that. You run over what went wrong in your head a billion times over. You destroy their favorite t-shirt. You wait by the phone for hours, waiting for them to call. What happens though when it's your favorite band that does you in? Like an actual break-up, you run over in your head why that last album blew so much a billion times over. You take down all of their posters. You even sit by their old albums longingly wondering if it'll ever be th... MORE

Back in March Weezer frontman Rivers Cuomo took to the Internet in hopes of recording a new tune. Cuomo's plan: create a song generated by fan input via YouTube video responses. Starting the project off Cuomo's shed some knowledge like there are "99 ways to write a song," (and the bitch ain't one?) and that he wanted the tune to be "fun, poppy and tough at the same time."
To see the process in action check out step 13 where YouTube user ICEONELOVE helped with the chorus a... MORE

Crunchy guitars, rap lyrics, and hymns are just are a few of things that make this album great, but more than anything we’re just happy to have Weezer back. Weezer’s Red Album is a breathe of fresh air for the band that’s basically been missing for the past few years. Honest, silly, and generally very fun, the Red Album brings back the Weezer we’ve always loved.

I was in high school when Weezer came back from their 3 year hiatus with the Green Album. At that time it was the... MORE

so, i've been engaged in a minor debate with someone on another site (multiply) about the merits or lack thereof of the new weezer record, so i thought i'd share my annoyance with the mogosphere. it's becoming clearer and clearer that "pinkerton" was a one-off. i liked that it was his only really personal album. it's the one where we really get to know the darker side of rivers cuomo, but it got shit on by the critics when it was first released and he's seemed to have b... MORE

The radio-ready Port-And-Beans seems designed to lull us into Weezer's increasingly fuzzy sweater-embrace - more Sugar Ray than El Scorcho. But then, what to make of this bizarre mash-up of Quaker Hymn (Gift To Be Simple), Quasi-rap, and stomp rock? It's strange...and almost ALMOST trancends it's own novelty. Time will tell if the rest of the Red Album will intrigue as much as this.

Just beautiful. Rivers and the gang stepped up and made me forget that Make Believe was even released. As my good buddies officeglenn and Lamicus pointed out, Weezer released a Queen album. This song would fit in perfectly on A Night At The Opera, oh how Freddie would be proud. Glenn mentioned that he can't see college kids singing along to this like Bohemian Rhapsody. I have to respectfully disagree with that one. I can totally see kids of the male persuasion adopting t... MORE

Weezer Weezer (The Red Album) 8 out of 10 Me and Weezer, we go back a ways, back to to 1994 when I got their self-titled debut album in the mail, when they showed up on MTV, when their Beach Boys meets Nirvana pop rock took hold. I was running Addicted To Noise back then and we got the guys to come by photographer Jay Blakesberg’s San Francisco studio for a photo session and an interview with Rivers right as the follow up, Pinkerton, was about to come out. But though... MORE

Weezer Weezer (The Red Album) 8 out of 10 Me and Weezer, we go back a ways, back to to 1994 when I got their self-titled debut album in the mail, when they showed up on MTV, when their Beach Boys meets Nirvana pop rock took hold. I was running Addicted To Noise back then and we got the guys to come by photographer Jay Blakesberg’s San Francisco studio for a photo session and an interview with Rivers right as the follow up, Pinkerton, was about to come out. But though... MORE

While Rivers Cuomo released "Alone: The Home Recordings of Rivers Cuomo" this week, the rest of Weezer are also busy on some solo projects. The band's rhythm guitarist Brian Bell is back at work with his other band, The Relationship. New members have been added and the band is recording new material. Drummer Pat Wilson is recording a new album with his side-project, The Special Goodness, that will be out in early spring '08. (On a sidenote, Wilson is expecting his ... MORE