Where to buy tickets, schedule, dates

Prepare your air accordion.

Weird Al has just announced that he is embarking on his “Bigger & Weirder Tour,” which will take him and special guest Puddles Pity Party to venues across North America from June to September 2025.

At the beginning of her tour, the singer of “Like A Surgeon” will stop in New York four times.

Yankovic is first scheduled to perform at the Darien Lake Amphitheater in Buffalo on July 11. He will then bring his unique parodies to Madison Square Garden in New York City on July 12, the Bethel Woods Center For The Arts in Bethel on July 13 and the Saratoga Performing Arts Center in Saratoga Springs on July 17.

And yes, Weird Al really Is As promised, this time it will be bigger and crazier.

“We're doing another high energy show with full production playing the hits… and we're expanding the band this time – adding 4 more musicians! – so we can play some stuff we've never been able to play live before!” the 64-year-old shared on Instagram. “This show is going to be INSANE!”

There is currently no news on whether Yankovic is working on another album. In July, he released the rousing, four-minute “Polkamania!”, which reinterprets songs by Billie Eilish, Adele, Miley Cyrus, Olivia Rodrigo, Taylor Swift and others as polka.

Fans can purchase tickets for all upcoming Bigger & Weirder shows on websites like Vivid Seats, with tickets officially going on sale on Friday, September 27th.

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Weird Al tour schedule 2025

A full calendar with all tour dates, venues and links to purchase tickets can be found below.

Weird Al setlist

While it seems Weird Al is keeping things a little different at live shows, here's what he played at his last full headlining performance on March 26, 2023 in Kahului, HI.

01.) “Fun Zone”

02.) “Lame claim to fame”

03.) “Melanie”

04.) “Almost finished, but not quite”

05.) “Bob”

06.) “Dare to Be Stupid” (Lounge Version)

07.) “Dog eats dog”

08.) “One more minute”

09.) “Good old days”

10.) “When I was your age”

11.) “Nature Trail to Hell”

12.) “The night Santa Claus went mad”

13.) “I will sue you”

14.) “You don’t love me anymore”

15.) “Craigslist”

16.) “CNR”

17.) “Albuquerque”

Encore

18.) “(You make me feel) like a natural woman” (Carole King cover)

19.) “Amish Paradise / Smells Like Nirvana / White & Nerdy / Word Crime / Yoda”

The above is courtesy of Set List FM.

New music from Weird Al

Last July, Weird Al released two singles. In addition to the aforementioned single “Polkamania!”, he also released “Deja Vu (But Worse)” with the Gregory Brothers.

In the five-minute ditty, Yankovic sings along to autotune soundbites of President Joe Biden and Republican candidate Donald Trump. Unfortunately, the song is a bit dated, as Biden dropped out of the race after its release.

However, it's still a lot of fun and includes a clever “Temple of Doom” burn.

If you want to hear the two silly tracks, you can find them here.

Puddle pity party

For those of you who don't know Puddles Pity Party, currently on tour, you'll be blown away.

The singer appears on stage in full clown gear – including heavy makeup – and delivers heartfelt, heartbreaking covers of songs you know and love, like “All The Small Things,” “Royals,” “Mad World” and more.

If you want to delve deeper, you can find the complete discography of Puddles Pity Party here.

Big comedians on tour in the 2024/25 season

It's a good time to be a comedy fan.

In addition to Weird Al, here are just five major shows you don't want to miss if they're happening near you.

• Steve Martin and Martin Short

• Larry David

• Jenny Slate

• Jerry Seinfeld with Jim Gaffigan

• Wolves of Glendale

Who else is on the road? Check out our list of the 107 biggest comedians on tour in 2024 to find the show that's right for you.

This article was written by Matt Levy, live events reporter for the New York Post. Levy stays up to date on all the latest tour announcements from your favorite musicians and comedians, as well as Broadway openings, sporting events and more live shows — and finds great ticket prices online. Since joining the Post in 2022, Levy has reviewed a Bruce Springsteen concert and interviewed SNL's Melissa Villaseñor, among other things. Please note that offers are subject to expiration and all prices are subject to change.