Ween

The future of Ween is up in the air, but the past is full of memorable performances from the eccentric rockers. Few gigs are as memorable as the band's Halloween 2010 showing in Denver, Colo. during with Gene and Dean Ween and their backing band donned fuzzy white full-body bunny suits...

Nearly two months have passed since Aaron Freeman (aka Gene Ween) announced Ween were over and that he had moved on to focus on a solo career, but his former bandmate, guitarist/singer Mickey Melchiondo (aka Dean Ween), still doesn't believe the split will hold. In fact, he insists it probably won't be long before Ween are back rocking together again -- much sooner than anybody realizes. "I d

You've probably heard his hit song 'Somebody That I Used to Know' more times than you can count, but have you ever wondered what makes Gotye tick as a songwriter? Thanks to a new article in Australia's Herald Sun, you can find out.

It wasn't easy being Ween, as singer Gene Ween (Aaron Freeman) admitted recently when he announced the end of the band he fronted with guitarist Dean Ween (Mickey Melchiondo) for nearly three decades. It shouldn't be a shock that "Ween" was a nonsensical name fabricated by the childhood friends while they were mates in an eighth grade typing class...

After more than a quarter of a century known by his Ween alter ego of Gene Ween, singer Aaron Freeman has announced that he is putting that name and band to bed. Freeman, who formed Ween with guitarist/singer Mickey Melchiondo (aka Dean Ween) back in '84 in New Hope, Pa. says he's ready to focus on his solo career.