| Weezer concert: 03/30/1992
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| Tour
| Pre-Blue Album club dates |
| Venue
| Whisky a Go Go |
| Location
| West Hollywood, CA |
| Date
| March 30, 1992 |
| Supporting acts
| Various |
| Guests
| None |
| Bootleg
| Recorded, not circulating |
| Attendance
| Unknown |
| Tour Mngr
| N/A |
| Weezer live show chronology
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Weezer performed live on March 30, 1992 at the Whisky a Go Go as part of their Pre-Blue Album club dates.
Overview
This short set was part of the Whisky's recurring "No Bozo Jam Night." Karl Koch, who recorded the show using a "a cheap handheld voice recorder," described the show in a post on Weezer's social media many years later[date?][1]:
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Very cheap [free?] admission for the crowd, with lots of new bands playing 4 song sets all night. The no-bozo thing meant that there'd be no chance of getting stuck with a crappy band for more than 4 songs. It was sort of a battle of the bands without prizes, and a way for a band to showcase themselves by getting as many of their own fans to show up for their set [...and then have their little flock of fans leave to demonstrate how "good" that band was, and how "bad" the next act was...] As rediculous [sic] as this was, it was actually a preferable scene to the norm, which was 'pay to play', where bands had to purchase their own tickets in advance and then try to sell enough before the show, hopefully making a profit...which was nearly impossible. Did I mention this was born out of the late 80's Sunset Strip Glam-Metal scene? Anyway, weezer signed up for a few of these early on, and the "No Bozo Jam" was history within 18 months.
- Karl Koch
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Setlist
See also
References
| Weezer Concert Archive |
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