The parody legend Weird Al Yankovic is bringing his hilarious Bigger & Weirder 2026 Tour to the Southeast this June. Fans in Savannah, Greensboro, and Charleston can expect a high-energy multimedia spectacle packed with classic hits, fresh parodies, deep cuts, and plenty of laughs.
Confirmed 2026 Tour Dates & Venues
| City | Date | Venue | Time | Tickets |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Savannah, GA | June 3, 2026 | Enmarket Arena | 7:30 PM | On Sale Now |
| Greensboro, NC | June 5, 2026 | First Horizon Coliseum | 8:00 PM | On Sale Now |
| Charleston, WV | June 6, 2026 | Charleston Coliseum | 8:00 PM | On Sale Now |
These shows are part of Weird Al’s massive 90+ date Bigger & Weirder 2026 Tour, following the hugely successful 2025 run. Expect an 8-piece band, giant video screens, costume changes, and special guest Puddles Pity Party on many dates.
Why Fans Are Excited for These Shows
- Full Production — One of the most elaborate comedy-rock shows on the road.
- Setlist Variety — Hits like “Eat It,” “Amish Paradise,” “White & Nerdy,” plus new material and rarely performed fan favorites.
- VIP Packages — Available for all three shows, including Meet & Greet and backstage tour options.
- Perfect Summer Timing — Great mid-week entertainment right before summer heats up.
Tickets are selling quickly across all three markets — grab yours now via Ticketmaster, AXS, or the official venue sites.
FAQ: Weird Al Yankovic Bigger & Weirder 2026 Tour – Savannah, Greensboro & Charleston
Q: When are the Weird Al concerts in Savannah, Greensboro, and Charleston? A: Savannah (June 3 at Enmarket Arena), Greensboro (June 5 at First Horizon Coliseum), and Charleston WV (June 6 at Charleston Coliseum). All in 2026.
Q: What time do doors open and shows start? A: Doors typically open 1–2 hours before showtime. Savannah starts at 7:30 PM; Greensboro and Charleston at 8:00 PM.
Q: Are tickets still available? A: Yes — tickets are on sale now. Prices vary by seat; VIP packages start around $279+.
Q: Who is opening for Weird Al? A: Comedian/musician Puddles Pity Party is the special guest on most dates.
Q: What venues are hosting the shows?
- Enmarket Arena (Savannah): Modern 11,000+ capacity arena with great sightlines.
- First Horizon Coliseum (Greensboro): Iconic multi-purpose arena at the Greensboro Complex.
- Charleston Coliseum (WV): Newly renovated downtown venue with excellent acoustics and parking options.
Q: Are there age restrictions? A: All ages are welcome, but younger children may need ear protection due to loud music.
Q: What’s included in VIP packages? A: Options range from premium seating to Meet & Greet with Weird Al, professional photos, and exclusive merchandise.
Q: Can I buy tickets at the box office? A: Yes, but online is recommended to avoid sell-outs. Check for any local presales.
Q: Is there parking and what are the venue policies? A: All venues offer on-site or nearby parking (arrive early as lots fill fast). Standard clear-bag policies and no outside food/drinks usually apply — check each venue’s website.
Q: Will there be a livestream or recording? A: No official livestream announced — these are in-person only experiences.
Pro Tip: Sign up for Weird Al’s mailing list at weirdal.com for early access to future dates and updates.
Weird Al’s Bigger & Weirder 2026 Tour is shaping up to be one of the funniest nights of the year. Don’t miss your chance to get weird in Savannah, Greensboro, or Charleston this June!
All dates, times, and details are subject to change. Check official sources for the latest information.
