“It’s time to move on,” Freeman told Rolling Stone from his home in New Jersey. “I’m retiring Gene Ween.” So does that mean the end for Ween, the band that Freeman formed with high school friend ...

The post Children of Dean and Gene Ween to Play Gig Together: “We’re Not Ween” appeared first on Consequence. Eclectic rock heroes Ween are currently on a touring hiatus, but the children of founding ...

The respective children of Dean Ween (aka Mickey Melchiondo) and Gene Ween (aka Aaron Freeman) are set to perform together this weekend, but make no mistake, the duo are adamant they “are not Ween.” ...

According to the video teaser you can watch and listen to below, Gene Ween (aka Aaron Freeman) is releasing his first solo album, entitled Marvelous Clouds, via Partisan Records on April 10th. Check ...

Ween’s distinct sound is like no other, and they’ll be performing their best at the U.S. Pavilion in Riverfront Park. Ween was first formed by Aaron Freeman and Mickey Melchiondo, who are most known ...

"It's time to move on," the frontman said in a new interview but bandmate Mickey Melchiondo wasn't aware of the decision. By THR Staff Gene Ween - H 2012 After more than 25 years as Ween frontman Gene ...

Aaron Freeman (aka Gene Ween) and Mickey Melchiondo (aka Dean Ween) formed the band in 1984 and went on to play together as Ween for nearly 30 years. During the breakup both continued making music.

For 25 years, Gene Ween (real name: Aaron Freeman) has been making wonderful, hilarious, and majestic music with Dean Ween (Mickey Melchiondo Jr.) as the underground rock band Ween. The two have ...

A few years ago, Ween burned out. It probably didn’t come as a surprise to many, considering the two high school friends from New Hope, Pa. — guitarist Mickey Melchiondo (Dean Ween) and vocalist Aaron ...

Half of seminal band Ween plays show at ACT today When news broke in 2012 that Aaron Freeman, better known as Gene Ween, was leaving experimental rock band Ween after 25 years, Boognish-worshiping ...

Thursday, September 20, 2018, 8 p.m. Belly Up Tavern, 143 S. Cedros Avenue, Solana Beach 21+ / $25 - $44 Fans of indie rock radio (and the MTV of old) know this song cold, even if they don’t remember ...