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Weezer
last updated 2026-09-11 11:26
Weezer
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We Might as Well Be Strangers (ft. Wednesday) — played 2026-07-02
Buddy Holly — played 2026-07-02
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Weezer — We Might as Well Be Strangers (ft. Wednesday)
Released 3 June 2026, the second single from Weezer's twentieth album, Weezer (the "Gold Album," due 21 Aug). A Rivers Cuomo / Karly Hartzman duet featuring Wednesday's Hartzman and Xandy Chelmis — Weezer's first guest feature since 2014's "Go Away." Opens the guitar turn; TikTok angle is the unexpected Weezer x Wednesday pairing. Spaced well apart from catalogue Weezer track at 19 ("Buddy Holly").
TikTok angle: Weezer's first guest feature on a single since 2014 — a straight duet between Rivers Cuomo and Wednesday's Karly Hartzman, second single from their twentieth studio album.
Weezer — Buddy Holly
Played: 2026-07-02 (Segment 7 — Wind-down)
From the Blue Album (1994) — power-pop perfection, forever tied to the Spike Jonze Happy Days video. Placed far from the new Weezer single at 08.
Weezer
Origin: Los Angeles, California, USA · formed 15 February 1992 · active
Members: Rivers Cuomo (lead vocals, guitar, keyboards), Patrick Wilson (drums), Brian Bell (guitar, keyboards, backing vocals), Scott Shriner (bass, keyboards, backing vocals)
Genre: Alternative rock, power pop, pop rock, pop-punk, slacker rock
Discography:
Weezer ("Blue Album") (1994) — DGC/Geffen — multi-platinum, ranked among the best 1990s albums
Pinkerton (1996) — DGC/Geffen
Everything Will Be Alright in the End (2014) — Republic — critical resurgence