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April 15 2025 Gwar released the single and video for 'Lot Lizard', announcing the upcoming 'The Return Of Gor Gor' EP and accompanying 32-page comic book, set for release on July 25, 2025.
August 2024 Ween played shows in Missoula and Spokane after previously canceled tour dates.
August 29 2024 Ween canceled their Mann Center show and announced they would be ceasing live performances 'for the foreseeable future' due to ongoing mental health issues related to touring stress.
August 6 2024 Hours before their scheduled performance in Seattle, Ween canceled the remaining northwest tour dates, leaving only the Mann Center show on their schedule.
March 2024 First few dates of the 40th anniversary tour in the Southeastern United States were canceled to preserve Dean Ween's mental and spiritual wellbeing.
November 21 2023 Balsac the Jaws of Death announced he was co-writing a Gwar movie entitled Gwar Must Die.
July 2023 Gwar performed on NPR's Tiny Desk Concert, dedicating their final song to Oderus Urungus.
2020 A remixed and remastered 30th anniversary edition of Scumdogs of the Universe was released, with a broadcast anniversary reunion concert featuring the entire album performed live.
October 2016 Gwar released The Blood of Gods, their first album without founding member and longtime vocalist Dave Brockie.
2015 Ween reforms and begins extensive touring without plans to record new material.
January 2015 GwarBar opened in the Jackson Ward neighborhood of Richmond, Virginia, co-owned by Mike Derks and Travis Croxton.
December 2014 Gwar went back on tour with new character Vulvatron, played by Kim Dylla.

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