Just because a band doesn’t release new material anymore doesn’t mean they should be forgotten. It also doesn’t mean they don’t continue to tour and perform live shows. Pennsylvania-born rock band Ween is a perfect example of that. The band hasn’t released a new studio album since 2007 and briefly disbanded in 2012. However, they got back together in 2015 and have fully committed themselves to keep touring without worrying about creating new music. While that’s a somewhat unconventional approach for musicians to take, it has delighted the group’s cult-like following, giving fans ample opportunities to get their hands on Ween concert tickets and enjoy their unique style of music and their incredible live show.

Just an Experiment

When Ween first started out, there was no way of describing their music in a way that fits into any existing box. The members of the band all came from different musical backgrounds and had different musical tastes, which led to the band incorporating a variety of styles into their sound. Ween lists everyone from the Beatles to Pink Floyd to James Brown to Devo to Prince among their influences. That helps the group cover a wide range of the musical spectrum. Combined with offbeat, humorous, and downright silly lyrics, it’s safe to say that no other rock band can quite replicate the sound, energy, and experience of a Ween concert.

Cover the Bases

Even with nine studio albums on their resume and a host of cult classics that are loved by the band’s loyal fanbase, Ween remains one of the most unpredictable bands to see in concert. They have long had an affinity for performing cover songs, which has helped to keep them fresh and interesting to see live despite no new music. It’s not uncommon to hear Ween cover songs by the likes of Led Zeppelin, Van Halen, or The Doors. But they also cover songs by Billy Joel, David Bowie, Frank Sinatra, and even Prince. Putting their unique twist on famous songs by legendary musicians ensures that every Ween concert is weird, wacky, entertaining, and like nothing that anyone in attendance has seen before.