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Weezer - On Tour

Coming this September, Weezer will embark on its first major tour in three years. The tour comes just after the release of their sixth studio album. The Tokyo Police Club and Angels & Airwaves will open for Weezer. The tour will run from September 23 to October 25, 2008.

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Weezer - In the Press

From Phoenix New Times: "Weezer loves YouTube. If the video for "Pork and Beans" wasn't proof enough, there's this latest offering from the band on their official YouTube channel that reveals the band's upcoming tour route...through song." - Read More »

From So Hood: "TOKYO POLICE CLUB will add a 21-date stretch supporting WEEZER to its already extensive fall touring agenda. The dates with WEEZER begin Sept. 23 at the Tsongas Arena in Boston and conclude Oct. 25 at Atlanta's Gwinnett Arena." - Read More »

From NME: Weezer have announced a tour of North America in support of their newest self-titled album, unofficially known as the ‘Red Album’." - Read More »

About Weezer

Weezer was formed in 1992 by Rivers Cuomo, Patrick Wilson, Matt Sharp, and Jason Cropper in Los Angeles, California. The group recorded its first album at Electric Lady Studios in New York City, during which Copper left the band and was replaced by Brian Bell. The album, Weezer (also known as "The Blue Album"), was released in May 1994. The band produced two music videos during this time - Undone - The Sweater Song and Buddy Holly. Both videos became hits on MTV, and the latter won four MTV Video Music Awards, and two Billboard Music Video Awards.

Weezer's next album was Pinkerton. Originally envisioned by Cuomo as a space-themed rock opera, this concept was later dropped. The final album includes songs written before the band released its first album, as well as some written by Cuomo while he attended Harvard. The album had three singles, El Scorcho, The Good Life, and Pink Triangle. Two days before the album was released a temporary injunction was filed against Weezer and their label Geffen by Pinkerton Securities of Encino, California over the name of the album. A judge ruled for Weezer, but because the injunction caused Geffen to hold back some initial promotion, this may have led to slow initial sales. Despite a failure to achieve mainstream success, Pinkerton currently enjoys cult status.

For the next year, the band went on a break to pursue other projects. In his hometown of Boston, Cuomo continued working on new songs for Weezer, and recruited musicians from the Boston area to help him. In April 1998, the band, except for Matt Sharp, regrouped to work on the next album. Sharp was replaced by Mikey Welsh, one of the Boston musicians that Cuomo had worked with during the break. However, creative disagreements eventually led to Wilson returning home to Portland, and Weezer once again separated. They finally reunited in April 2000 when the Fuji Festival in Japan offered the band a gig. During June 2000, the band resumed playing live shows, and joined the Warped Tour.

In 2001, the band released Weezer (aka "The Green Album") and went on another tour. In August 2001, Mikey Welsh was checked into a psychiatric hospital after an attempted suicide. Welsh was temporarily, and later permanently, replaced by Scott Shriner. In preparing its fourth album Maladroit, Weezer took the unusual approach of permitting fans to download the demos from their website in return for their feedback. Later, the band cited this experiment as a failure, as the feedback was not cohesive or constructive. However, one song, "Slob," was eventually chosen. Maladroit was released in May 2002, as a harder-edged version of their usual style. While the album got positive reviews, it is currently Weezer's lowest-selling album.

Weezer's fifth album, Make Believe was released in 2005, and got mixed reviews from critics. However, the album was commercially successful. Finally, after a period where the future of the band was uncertain, Weezer released a third eponymous album, also known as "The Red Album." Described as experimental, it includes longer and non-traditional songs, writing by the other band members, and new instruments.

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Weezer - Trivia

• Weezer has released three self-named albums; one in 1992, one in 2001, and one in 2008. The nicknames the albums have been given (The Blue/Green/Red Albums) refer to the color of the album cover.
• Former bassist Matt Sharp sued Weezer in 2002, claiming that he was owed compensation for co-writing several songs. The suit was later settled out of court.
• In June 2008, Weezer held a "Hootenanny Tour" where fans were invited to bring an instrument and play along with the band.
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