Are you wondering, “Does Weezer, the kings of geek rock, have any Christmas songs?” Well, pull up a chair, grab a holiday drink, and let me answer that for you — yes, they absolutely do.
Weezer dropped their Christmas album, Christmas with Weezer, back in 2008, and it’s exactly what you’d expect from these lovable nerdy rockers. The album is a mix of holiday classics with a twist of Weezer’s signature style. You’ve got your traditional Christmas songs like “We Wish You a Merry Christmas” and “O Holy Night,” but they’re all given the full Weezer treatment — loud guitars, catchy melodies, and Rivers Cuomo’s distinct vocals. It’s Christmas, but it’s still totally Weezer.
But the highlight? Weezer’s original Christmas song, “Christmas Celebration.” It’s got that classic feel-good holiday vibe, with just enough of that quirky, offbeat Weezer charm to make it stand out from all the other Christmas tunes. You’re not getting the usual holiday fluff here, you’re getting a mix of joy and a little bit of weirdness, which is exactly what makes Weezer awesome.
So, if you’re looking to add some rock ‘n’ roll nerdiness to your Christmas playlist, Weezer’s Christmas with Weezer is the way to go. It’s perfect for when you want your holidays with a side of guitar riffs and some of that classic Weezer awkward coolness.
Rock around the Christmas tree, Weezer style! 🎸🎄
Stay rocking,
Sam 🤘
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