After a year since his last tour, a stripped down affair with original tracks, Weird Al Yankovic has returned to the tour in full force with all his thrills, frills and much more to make the occasion truly "MAJESTIC"!

The frills not only include all of Weird Al's staple costumes, props, and stage production, but as the name suggests, an entire orchestra, local to each city, to really amplify the song parodies to its fullest effect. Normally, the orchestra is a 41-piece, but Weird Al always has something up his sleeves - like a 71-PIECE orchestras at select dates!

As critics describe it, the show is "classy meets wacky" and the packed out, to sold-out shows on this tour are hard proof that the musical clown is more coveted than ever. Let's be real, in times like these, we need the Prince of Parodies to give us an escape.

The tour's setlist is comprised of both originals AND rarities in addition of the classic parodies. Curious to know what he's been pulling out of his hat? Let's get right to it then!

How many songs does he perform each night?

Weird Al and his backing orchestra manage to gift each city with 21 songs (including the warm-up set songs)!

What is the "Orchestra warm-up set"?

Every night, the local orchestra starts the night with a warm-up set before the real show gets started. They perform two John Williams songs - "The Raiders March" and "Theme From Superman" as well as "Mission: Impossible."

What song does the main show open with?

Weird Al starts things off with a medley of "I Lost of Jeopardy" "I Love Rocky Road" and "Like a Surgeon."

Which originals does he do?

"The Biggest Ball of Twine in Minnesota," "One More Minute," "Dare to Be Stupid," "Don't Download this Song," and "Harvey the Wonder Hamster."

Does he still change costumes throughout the show?

Yes! The master jokester really does an ace job at bringing the stories of his parodies to life to give fans an all-encompassing stage show experience!

Does his original band still perform with him too?

Yes, it's not just the orchestra. Accompanying Yankovic and the orchestra is three backup singers and his longtime house band: Steve Jay (bass), Jim "Kimo" West (guitar), Rubén Valtierra (keys), and Jon "Bermuda" Schwartz (drums).

Which parodies does he do?

Almost all of his staples! You'll hear "Like a Surgeon," "Smells Like Nirvana" and "Amish Paradise" among others.

What about encore?

Weird Al won't keep you waiting long before he returns to the stage to do his Star Ways parody segment equipped with three tracks - "The Saga Begins," John Williams' "Star Wars: Main Title" and "Yoda."

Can I see a Setlist?

Where will Weird Al find himself next?

Check out the rest of his tour dates below!

June 13 -- New Orleans, LA @ Saenger Theatre
June 14 -- Irving, TX @ The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory
June 15 -- The Woodlands, TX @ Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
June 16 -- San Antonio, TX @ Majestic Theatre
June 18 -- Austin, TX @ Bass Concert Hall
June 20 -- Memphis, TX @ Orpheum Theatre
June 21 -- Oklahoma City, TX @Zoo Amphitheatre
June 22 -- St. Louis, MO @Fabulous Fox Theatre
June 23 -- Madison, WI @ Overture Center for the Arts
June 25 -- Roanoke, VA @ Barglund Performing Arts Theatre
June 27 -- Richmond, VA @ Virginia Credit Union LIVE!
June 28 -- Simpsonville, SC @ Heritage Park Amphitheatre
June 29 -- Nashville, TN @ Ascend Amphitheatre
June 30 -- Atlanta, GA @ State Bank Amphitheatre and Chastain Park
July 2 -- Ft. Wayne, IN @ Foellinger Theatre
July 3 -- Kettering, OH @Fraze Pavilion
July 5 -- Rochester Hills, MI @ Meadow Brook Amphitheatre
July 6 -- Cleveland, OH @ KeyBank State Theatre
July 7 -- Pittsburgh, PA @ Benedum Center for the Performing Arts
July 8 -- Toronto, ON @ Budweiser Stage
July 11-- Syracuse, NY @ Landmark Theatre
July 12 -- Philadelphia, PA @ Metropolitan Opera House
July 13 -- Cary, NC @ Koka Booth Amphitheatre
Jul 14 -- Charlotte, NC @ Charlotte Metro Credit Union Amphitheatre
July 16 -- Vienna, VA @ Wolf Trap
July 18 -- Gilford, VA @ Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion
July 19 -- Mashantucket, CT @ Foxwoods Resort Casino
July 20 -- New York, NY @ Forest Hills Stadium
July 21 -- Boston, MA @ Blue Hills Bank Pavilion
July 23 -- Lewiston, NY @ Artpartk Amphitheater
July 26 -- Grand Rapids, MI @ DeVos Performance Hall
July 27 -- Milwaukee, MI @ Miller High Life Theatre
July 28 -- Highland Park, IL @ Ravinia Festival
July 30 -- Cedar Rapids, IA @ McGrath Amphitheatre
July 31 -- Lincoln, NE @ Pinewood Bowl Theater
Aug. 1 -- Morrison, CO @ Red Rocks 
Aug. 3 -- Phoenix, AZ @ Comerica Theatre
Aug. 4 -- San Diego, CA @ San Diego Civic Theatre
Aug. 7 -- Las Vegas, NV @ The Smith Center for Performing Arts
Aug. 8 -- Costa Mesa, CA @ Pacific Amphitheatre
Aug. 9 -- Berkeley, CA @ Greek Theatre
Aug. 10 -- Los Angeles, CA @ Greek Theatre
Aug. 11 -- Sacramento, CA @ Memorial Auditorium
Aug. 13 -- Wenatchee, WA @ Town Toyota Center
Aug. 14 -- Troutdale, OR @ Edgefield
Aug. 16 -- Seattle, WA @ Paramount Theatre
Aug. 17 -- Seattle, WA @ Paramount Theatre
Aug. 19 -- Vancouver, BC @ Queen Elizabeth Theatre
Aug. 21 -- Victoria, BC @ Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre
Aug. 22 -- Abbotsford, BC @ Abbortsford Centre
Aug. 24 -- Calgary, AB @ Jack Singer Concert Hall
Aug. 25 -- Billings, MT @ Rimrock Auto Arena
Aug. 26 -- Bismark, ND @ Bismark Event Center
Aug. 29 -- Indianapolis, IN @ Farm Bureau Insurance Lawn
Aug. 30 -- Peoria, IL @ Peoria Civic Center
Aug. 31 -- Kansas City, MO @ Starlight Theatre
Sept. 1 -- North Little Rock, AR @ Verizon Arena