2016 Photo Archive
Yankovic performs a uniquely hilarious acoustic medley with his band including such hits as “Eat it” and “Like A Surgeon.” Al’s bandmates, most of whom have been with him from the beginning, include (L-R) drummer Jon “Bermuda” Schwartz, Jim “Kimo” West on guitar, Steve Jay on bass and keyboardist Ruben Valtierra, with Weird Al Yankovic singing vocals. View Photo
Weird Al performs “Word Crimes,” the parody of Robin Thicke’s hit “Blurred Lines.” “Word Crimes” debuted in the Billboard Top 40, making Al one of only three people to have had Top 40 singles in each of the last four decades. View Photo
Yankovic opens up his concert from outside the theater singing “Tacky,” the parody of Pharrell’s “Happy,” then bursts through the doors and walks through the audience onto the stage. View Photo
Weird Al jokes around backstage with BMI’s Anne Cecere after his “Mandatory Fun” concert in Santa Barbara. View Photo
BMI artist and songwriter Brett Eldredge with his new puppy, Edgar Eldredge, celebrate “Drunk on Your Love”. View Photo
The BMI Nashville lobby turned into a party for BMI singer-songwriter Brett Eldredge’s latest #1 hit “Drunk on Your Love,” written with fellow BMI writer Ross Copperman. The duo also produced the track, which was the second single off Brett’s album Illinois. This song marks the fifth consecutive chart-topper for Brett and the ninth for Ross. Brett’s latest single, also… View Photo
Mujer de Fé founder Paulina Aguirre takes the stage at BMI’s ‘Canciones Sin Chones’ event. View Photo
Erika Vidrio sings some of the biggest hit records she’s penned at BMI’s ‘Canciones Sin Chones’ event. View Photo
Francisca Valenzuela serenades the crowd at BMI’s ‘Canciones Sin Chones’ event. View Photo
(L-R): Erika Vidrio, BMI’s Krystina DeLuna, Paulina Aguirre, BMI’s Delia Orjuela, Victoria “La Mala,” and Francisca Valenzuela. View Photo