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Weird Al speaks on his experience from releasing his first single digitally instead of waiting for a full album.  •  “Also, I'm not sure that I'd agree to give iTunes any kind of an exclusivity window in the future – it seems like the amount of publicity I received from them didn't really …

“But that’s kind of far and I’m not made of cash  •  Do you think you could chip in for gas?”  •  Embracing digital distribution, Weird Al has decided to release his singles as they are completed instead of waiting for the complete album.

I'm still a bit bitter about my 2004 Orlando show experience disaster but that's in the past and it was about time again to see Mr Alfred Yankovic live for the first time. Last week I found myself with tickets from coast to coast and off to British Columbia I went.  •  Since he was playing 3 times …

Every time you buy a new technology device, the setup usually asks for a name. Instead of using "Stephens Laptop", a few years ago I starting using a funny little naming theme. Some may even think it's a little bit weird.

Late last night Weird Al released the first single from his new album and tonight the video will be available. You can download “Don’t Download This Song” from his site. Full track list is on Wikipedia.

Yesterday at the office there was some talk about Weird Al's song from the UHF Soundtrack "The Biggest Ball of Twine in Minnesota" (lyrics) so today I googled it and got this. It's Real!  •  This guided trip using the lyrics is almost as good as revisiting the UHF set.

I am going to Orlando for PhotoshopWorld this September and just this past week on July 14th, Weird Al Yankovic adds a few more stops on his tour, one of which is Orlando on September 5th at the House of Blues (*flash slide show). I'll be attending my first Weird Al concert. Unfortunately this is … read more »

I have finally heard the very rare and hard to get 30 minute 1988 Peter and the Wolf story by Weird Al thanks to Steven Perry.  •  “This warped classical children's record featuring narration and poems written by "Weird Al" Yankovic and music arranged, composed and performed by synthesizer whiz …

Weirdal.com gets a new look over the original design that dates back as far as 1998.