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Featured article: The Weezer Cruise
The Weezer Cruise was a voyage that occurred between January 19 and January 23 of 2012. Weezer, along with numerous special guests, sailed on the Carnival Destiny from Miami, Florida to the Mexican island of Cozumel. Weezer would perform three concerts on this cruise, on the 19th, 20th, and 21st. Each of these concerts had a setlist similar to that of the Memories Tour, with the first show featuring The Blue Album in full, and shows 2 and 3 featuring Pinkerton. Each show also featured rarely-performed deep cuts and B-sides in the starting set, including the first (and currently only) two performances of Tragic Girl in the second and third shows. During the rest of the day, many activities were available on the ship. This included concerts performed by the other bands present on the cruise, such as Ozma, Dinosaur Jr. and Wavves. Other interesting events included a vow renewal service officiated by Scott Shriner, a dance DJed by Karl Koch (which included snippets of unreleased material, including The Bottle of Wine Song), and a live reading of The Pinkerton Diaries by Rivers Cuomo.
In 2014, beginning February 13 and ending February 17, a second Weezer Cruise set sail. Weezer's concerts on the second cruise were all closed with Back to the Shack, the first single from the then-unannounced Everything Will Be Alright in the End. A third Weezer Cruise has not been confirmed, but has been discussed by members of the band in the past.