The Polka King is Back! “Weird Al” Yankovic Sets an Intimate Date in Hershey

Alright, gather 'round, pop culture connoisseurs and lovers of the delightfully absurd, because some truly wonderful news just landed in our laps: the one, the only, "Weird Al" Yankovic, a bonafide legend, is making his way to Hershey. Yes, you heard that right! Our favorite accordion-wielding satirist, a man who has quite honestly given us decades of laughter, is bringing his "Ridiculously Self-Indulgent, Ill-Advised Vanity Tour" to the historic Hershey Theatre.

This isn't your typical, full-blown, big-production "Weird Al" spectacle, mind you. And that, in truth, is precisely why it's so exciting. For once, we're getting a chance to see a different side of Al. This particular tour promises a more stripped-down, acoustic affair – a chance to really delve into his original material and some of those deep, deep cuts that perhaps only the most devoted fans have cherished over the years. No wild costume changes, no elaborate props; just Al, his band, and, well, his inimitable genius.

Mark your calendars, my friends, because this very special evening is slated for November 10, 2025. It’s an almost perfect excuse, wouldn't you say, to make a whole day of it in the sweetest place on earth before settling in for an evening of musical brilliance? Because, honestly, who wouldn't want to experience Al's unparalleled wit in such an intimate setting?

Now, about securing those coveted seats. Tickets, as you might imagine for an artist of Al's caliber, are going to be in high demand. If you're looking to get a jump on things, there are a few opportunities you won't want to miss. An artist presale kicks off bright and early on Wednesday, November 13, at 10 AM – and if you're quick, the code you'll need for that is "VANITY." Then, a venue-specific presale follows on Thursday, November 14, also at 10 AM. And for everyone else, the general public sale begins on Friday, November 15, at 10 AM.

All of these precious tickets will be available through Ticketmaster, so be sure to have your accounts ready and your clicking fingers poised. It’s not just a concert; it’s an experience, a chance to witness a master craftsman at work, perhaps even a moment of genuine musical appreciation that transcends the parody. Because even without the elaborate send-ups, Al's original songs are, in their own right, truly fantastic. And you really don't want to miss this rare opportunity to see him up close and personal. Honestly, it's going to be something else.