Weezer Announce ‘Blue Album’ and ‘Pinkerton’ Nostalgia Shows…
Love early Weezer albums and hate the high seas? You’re in luck: fans who were skint (or sea-squirmish) around the time Weezer cruise tickets went on sale last year may now enjoy the emo-Caribbean jaunt’s musical accoutrements, which revived the band’s 2010 Blue Album-and-Pinkerton tour in a double performance of the albums, beyond these YouTube fan videos. The band just announced a new festival-heavy tour via a short, sweet, and to-the-point video (looking at you, Green Day) posted to their YouTube account that will include a pair of über-meta shows repeating those nostalgic performances of the entirety of two of their most beloved 90s albums (via This is Fake DIY).
The 11-date adventure will hit up only two traditional venues (the rest are all festivals — there’s even a fair!) before descending onto the Hard Rock Live stage in Orlando, coincidentally not too far from where the Weezer Cruise docked, in Miami, for two nights consisting only of the band’s first and second albums, The Blue Album and Pinkerton, in their entirety. Sadly, the jaunts probably won’t include a repeat performance from that pint-sized fan who rocked along to Ozma’s set on the cruise. Another appearance by Lost’s Jorge Garcia, though… (More via SPIN…)

![Interview: Kreayshawn…
[Duncan Cooper of The Fader] met Kreayshawn at the Manhattan headquarters of her label, Columbia, one year to the day after “Gucci Gucci” premiered. One of those rare songs that doubled as a conversation piece, “Gucci Gucci” was as viral as it was divisive, and it unexpectedly landed the Oakland rapper a major label deal. In what feels like a minor eternity later, her debut LP, Somethin ‘Bout Kreay, is primed for release on August 14th. Yesterday, she launched the first single, “Breakfast,” in a self-directed video featuring 2 Chainz. Judging by a few of the comments, some people are still mad. For Kreayshawn, that’s fine: “People who don’t fuck with me are not going to like the album. If I didn’t like you, I wouldn’t like your album.” Her story isn’t about courting popularity so much as it is about harnessing a bizarre situation. Here, she speaks on the value of talent, blowing up online, being the “misunderstood girl of the rap game” and whether she has opened doors for other women. (More via The Fader…)](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m4gg7zvoiR1rp2vd2o1_500.jpg)







