29,138 articles
Weezer (Gold Album)
Weezer (Gold Album) is Weezer's twentieth studio album, a self-titled 2026 release on Reprise/Warner produced by Klas Åhlund and Kenneth Blume, with shared songwriting including Patrick Wilson's first credits since the debut and a Karly Hartzman duet.
Weezer (Green Album)
Weezer (Green Album), Weezer's third studio album, released May 15, 2001 on Geffen; Ric Ocasek-produced return to power pop after Pinkerton, featuring Mikey Welsh, singles Hash Pipe and Island in the Sun, number four on the Billboard 200.
Weezer (Teal Album)
The Teal Album, also known as Weezer (Teal Album), is a covers album by rock band Weezer, surprise-released in January 2019 and built around their hit cover of Toto's "Africa."
Weezer (White Album)
Weezer (White Album) is Weezer's tenth studio album and fourth self-titled LP, released April 1, 2016 on Atlantic/Crush. Produced by Jake Sinclair, the 10-track, 34-minute beach-themed album earned Metacritic 71.
Weezer discography
Weezer discography: catalog of the Los Angeles alternative rock band Weezer, from the 1994 Blue Album through Pinkerton, the color-coded self-titled albums, and the 2026 Gold Album, its 20th studio record.
Wegz
Wegz (ويجز), born Ahmed Ali in 1998 in Alexandria, is an Egyptian rapper and singer from Al Wardian whose 2020 hit "Dorak Gai" made him Egypt's most-streamed Spotify artist 2020-2022 and the first Arab artist to perform at a World Cup.
Weki Meki (위키미키)
Weki Meki (위키미키) was an eight-member South Korean girl group under Fantagio, debuting August 8, 2017 with WEME; known for Picky Picky, I Don't Like Your Girlfriend, and 2024 disbandment.
Welcome Back Tour
Welcome Back Tour (2024-25 2NE1 ASIA TOUR [WELCOME BACK]) was 2NE1's 15th-anniversary reunion tour, their first since disbanding in 2016: 27 shows in 12 cities, opening at Seoul's Olympic Hall in October 2024 and closing at KSPO Dome in April 2025 with about 220,000 attendees.
Welcome Reality
Welcome Reality is the 2011 debut album by the British electronic group Nero, released on MTA Records and entering the UK Albums Chart at number 1.
Welcome to My Nightmare
Welcome to My Nightmare is Alice Cooper's 1975 debut solo album, his eighth studio album, released March 11, 1975 on Atlantic and produced by Bob Ezrin. A concept album about a boy named Steven, it spawned a TV special, tour, and 2011 sequel Welcome 2 My Nightmare.
Welcome to Shepherd's Bush
Welcome to Shepherd's Bush is a 2024 Rolling Stones live album and film of their June 8, 1999 surprise show at London's Shepherd's Bush Empire before Wembley, featuring rarities like Melody and Moon Is Up and Sheryl Crow.
Welcome to the Beautiful South
Welcome to the Beautiful South, also called Welcome To... The Beautiful South, is the 1989 debut album by English pop band The Beautiful South on Go! Discs, formed by ex-Housemartins Paul Heaton and Dave Hemingway, with dark lyrics under jaunty pop.
Welcome to the Black Parade
Welcome to the Black Parade (2006) is My Chemical Romance's lead single from The Black Parade, developed over five years from "The Five of Us Are Dying" and completed with Rob Cavallo's piano line; UK number 1, US Hot 100 number 9, RIAA 7x Platinum.
Welcome to the Jungle
Welcome to the Jungle is a 1987 hard rock song by Guns N' Roses, the opening track and first US single from Appetite for Destruction, peaking at No. 7 on the Billboard Hot 100 and later ranked VH1's greatest hard rock song.
Welcome to the Pleasuredome
Welcome to the Pleasuredome, the 1984 debut double album by Frankie Goes to Hollywood on ZTT, produced by Trevor Horn; UK number 1 containing Relax, Two Tribes, and The Power of Love.
Welcome to the Pleasuredome (song)
"Welcome to the Pleasuredome" is a 1984 song by Frankie Goes to Hollywood, title track of their debut double album, written by Gill, Johnson, Nash, and O'Toole, produced by Trevor Horn, and a UK number-two single in 1985.
Wellerman
Wellerman (Soon May the Wellerman Come) is a New Zealand whaling song about the Weller Brothers' supply ships. Collected by Neil Colquhoun around 1966 and made a global 2021 hit by Nathan Evans's TikTok video and a 220 Kid x Billen Ted remix.
Wembley Arena
Wembley Arena, now the OVO Arena Wembley, is a Grade II listed 12,500-capacity indoor London concert venue beside Wembley Stadium. Opened 1934 as the Empire Pool for the British Empire Games, designed by Sir E Owen Williams.
Wendy (손승완) (singer)
Wendy (웬디), real name Son Seung-wan (손승완), born 1994, is the main vocalist of Red Velvet and a solo K-pop singer; solo EPs Like Water, Wish You Hell, Cerulean Verge; first world tour W:EALIVE; agency ASND Entertainment.
Wendy & Lisa
Wendy & Lisa (Girl Bros.) are an American pop-rock duo of Wendy Melvoin and Lisa Coleman, ex-members of Prince's Revolution, known for Purple Rain, the 1987 hit "Waterfall," and film and TV scoring.
Wendy Carlos
Wendy Carlos (born Walter Carlos, 1939) is an American composer and electronic musician whose Switched-On Bach (1968) popularized the Moog synthesizer and won three Grammys, and who scored A Clockwork Orange, The Shining, and Tron while pioneering digital synthesis and alternate tunings.
Wendy James
Wendy James (born 1966, London), not to be confused with the Michigan gospel singer of the same name, is the English singer-songwriter who founded and fronted Transvision Vamp, scored a UK No.1 with Velveteen, later released the Elvis Costello-written Now Ain't the Time for Your Tears, and reformed the band in 2026.
Wendy Matthews
Wendy Matthews (Wendy Joan Matthews, born 1960, Montreal) is a Canadian-born Australian singer-songwriter, member of Models and Absent Friends; three-time ARIA Best Female Artist known for "Token Angels" and "The Day You Went Away."
Wendy Melvoin
Wendy Melvoin (Wendy Ann Melvoin, born 1964) is an American guitarist and composer, formerly of Prince's band The Revolution (Purple Rain, Around the World in a Day, Parade) and one half of the Emmy-winning composing duo Wendy & Lisa with Lisa Coleman, known for Heroes and Nurse Jackie scores.
Wendy O. Williams
Wendy O. Williams (Wendy Orlean Williams, 1949–1998), American punk and shock-rock singer, lead vocalist of the Plasmatics; famed for chainsawing guitars and onstage mayhem, banned by the GLC, 1985 Grammy nominee. Not the talk show host Wendy Williams.
Wendy Shay
Wendy Shay, born Wendy Asiamah Addo, is a Ghanaian afro-pop and afrobeats singer-songwriter signed to RuffTown Records in 2018 and known for her debut single "Uber Driver".
Wenge Musica BCBG
Wenge Musica BCBG is a Congolese soukous and ndombolo group from Kinshasa, founded in December 1997 by singer JB Mpiana after the break-up of the original Wenge Musica.
Weren't for the Wind
"Weren't for the Wind" is a 2024 country song by Ella Langley from Still Hungover, written in Wyoming with Johnny Clawson and Joybeth Taylor; it hit No. 18 on the Hot 100 and was her first solo country radio No. 1.
Werenoi
Werenoi (Jérémy Bana Owona, 1994-2025), French rapper from Montreuil; France's No. 1 album seller in 2023 and 2024 (Carré, Pyramide); died in Paris at 31, five weeks after releasing Diamant Noir.
Werewolves of London
Werewolves of London: 1978 rock song by Warren Zevon, LeRoy Marinell, and Waddy Wachtel from Excitable Boy, written in 15 minutes after a Phil Everly suggestion, featuring Fleetwood Mac's rhythm section, peaking at number 21 on the Billboard Hot 100.