Photo Gallery: Delaware State Fair, "Weird Al" performs 3%
By Ryan Colasanti13%
7/30/2026, 2:31:13 PM
Keywords: Delaware State Fair, Delaware State Fair Lineup
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"Weird Al" Yankovich brought his 2026 Bigger and Weirder Tour to the Delaware State Fair on Wednesday, July 29.
"Weird Al" performs "Amish Paradise" (a parody of the song "Gangster's Paradise") at the Delaware State Fair.
A look at the stage while "Weird Al" performs his parody "Amish Paradise".
"Weird Al" dressed as a Jedi to perform "The Saga Begins".
The band accompanying "Weird Al" also resemble characters from Star Wars.
A wide view of "Weird Al" performing "The Saga Begins".
"Weird Al" stands next to Darth Vader as he performs "The Saga Begins" which parodies the song "American Pie" by Don McLean with a Star Wars twist.
"Weird Al" continues the Star Wars theme with his performance of "Yoda".
"Weird Al" performing "Yoda" which parodies the song "Lola" released in the 1970s.
This was the first time "Weird Al" has played the Delaware State Fair.
The Delaware State Police's mounted patrol unit patrolling around the Delaware State Fair during the "Weird Al" concert.
Many fans showed up to enjoy the performance from "Weird Al."
A fan takes in the "Weird Al" concert at the Delaware State Fair, Wednesday night.
"Weird Al" ends his concert with confetti raining down on the audience.
All photos courtesy of Dave Reeder.
Find Dave on Instagram @bfr_photo.
For more information about the Delaware State Fair and its events click here.
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0%flagged-word coverage"Weird Al" Yankovich
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