Weezer and Pixies
The icons of 90s rock hit the road together once again!
Why see Weezer and Pixies?
Rivers and Frank
Rock music today would have been very different without these two. Pixies proved to be one of the most influential outfits of the late 80s and early 90s, their soft/loud song structures, pyschosexual lyrics and lead singer Frank Black's animalistic howls gained them an obsessive cult following. Weezer arrived in all their fully-formed, geeky rock glory with their 1994 self-titled debut, which contained the now-classic tracks 'Buddy Holly' and 'Say it Ain't So'.
More than two decades later, both bands are still going strong, and they've joined forces for this mammoth US tour. Catch them playing cuts old and new when they play near you soon!
Reviews
Customer reviews
8 reviews, average rating: (4.5 Stars)
Joe
1st weezer concert
Sleigh Bells opened for Pixies opened for
Weezer. I didn't realize Sleigh Bells was even
performing until I sat up and saw her
jumping around onstage. She's awesome,
high energy, but the sound wasn't set up
very well.
Pixies shortly after, better sound but
compared to playing in smaller venues I
don't think this show was 100%. This was my
third Pixies show and of all three they seem
to perform best at Ryman auditorium.
Sound setup still seemed off, but that's my
only complaint. Great energy, great set list.
This was my first Weezer show and holy crap
there was no point where I had time to sit
down. Plenty of classics, great covers and a
mash-up, and an acoustic set performed for
the grass seats out of a tiny boat after
Cuomo scootered offstage in a captain's hat
and jacket. Set design went from happy days
themed to garage themed to present day
tour replete with pyrotechnics during the
final encore (Suzanne).
KId friendly, easy parking, plenty to do
before. Pricey drinks. ... Read more
Randy
Weezer/Pixies White River Amphitheater
Solid show, have always loved The Pixies.
Their newest bass Player I believe is a far
step above KD.
1st Weezer show for me, I was impressed.
Hits plus some good spins on older songs
like Ah Ha, Sabbath, Zombiez, Green Day,
Toto. Well done Weezer and Pixies. ... Read more
Mark Boyd
Just a dynamite show
Both Pixies and Weezer were spot-on last night. Neither band spoke much to the
audience...they just came out and totally delivered on both performance and sound.
I've always loved Weezer, but there's just nothing like seeing them live...everybody
knew every word to every song...talk about a band that truly found their audience
and knows how to keep them.
The only downer was having to pay $30 for parking. Performance-wise, I don't think
it could have been any better. ... Read more
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