ALBUMiTunes Pass: The Weezer Raditude Club Week 4Weezer
ALBUMRaditude (Deluxe Version)Weezer
ALBUMWeezer (Red Album) [Deluxe Edition]Weezer
ALBUMMake BelieveWeezer
ALBUMMaladroitWeezer
ALBUMWeezer (Green Album)Weezer
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Weezer's Popular Music Videos
Buddy Holly
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Take On Me
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Africa
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Undone - The Sweater Song
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Say It Ain't So (Version 3)
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Island In the Sun
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Hash Pipe
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All My Favorite Songs
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Think Fast
Dominic Fike & Weezer
Keep Fishin'
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Artist Playlists
Weezer Essentials
Catchy alt-rock classics fueled by killer hooks and raw emotion.
Weezer: Influences
Trace the evolution of Rivers Cuomo's kooky crew.
Inspired by Weezer
Plug into the upbeat power-pop zone.
Weezer: Deep Cuts
The quirky popsters have a penchant for '80s music.
Weezer's Indie Rock Road Trip Tour Set List
Listen to the hits performed on their blockbuster tour.
Weezer: Sing
Grab the mic and sing along with some of their biggest hits.
Weezer's Voyage To The Blue Planet Tour Set List
Weezer: The OK Human Interview
Rivers Cuomo joins Zane to discuss the band's 14th studio LP 'OK Human.'
About Weezer
Artist Biography
Decades after its founding, Weezer remains something of an enigma, a blend of big, joyful arena rock with leader Rivers Cuomo’s shy-guy reticence, metal riffs with nerdy lyrics, and goofy humor with obsessively precise pop craft. Formed in California in 1992, the band debuted with 1994’s Weezer (a.k.a. “The Blue Album”), an album whose indelible hooks (“Say It Ain't So,” “Undone - The Sweater Song”) and overall sweet disposition (“Buddy Holly”) made it an instant antidote to the angst of grunge. Weezer returned in 1996 with Pinkerton—a moody, noisy, and self-loathing record that came to be embraced as a cult classic—and then took a nearly five-year break, with bassist Matt Sharp leaving to form The Rentals. The 2001 comeback Weezer (a.k.a. “The Green Album”) ignited a period of increased productivity, with the group regularly turning out albums of charming, polished, and slightly eccentric power pop. A commercial high-water mark was 2005’s Make Believe, whose stomp-along anthem “Beverly Hills” became a Top 10 hit.
Unexpectedly, Weezer would ascend back into the Hot 100 in 2018 when, after a fan-led social-media campaign, the band released a cover of Toto’s 1982 smash “Africa”—an expression of both its commitment to and utterly carefree attitude toward its place in the culture. The success of the song sparked a covers album, Weezer (a.k.a. “The Teal Album”), which was followed a month later by Weezer (a.k.a. “The Black Album”). Subsequent releases have found the band members forging new ground while tipping their hat to their idols: 2021’s OK Human is a baroque-pop collection backed by a full orchestra, while the same year’s metal-inspired Van Weezer recalls the concision and monolithic choruses of the group’s formative work. Cuomo then moved to get almost every other conceivable stylistic experiment out of his system on the following year’s ambitious four-EP SZSN series.
Hometown
Los Angeles, CA, United States
Genre
Alternative
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