NASHUA – As many bands do, alternative rock group Everclear has seen its share of members come and go during the past 33 years; however, unlike other bands, the one individual who has stood the test ...

Everclear’s Dave French and Art Alexakis perform during the first Riverside Music Series show of the season on Sunday, July 14, 2024 at Mayo Park in Rochester. From left, Everclear’s Dave French and ...

Alternative rock icon Everclear, formed in Portland in 1991 by Los Angeles native Art Alexakis, 62, loves playing the hits, and Alexakis says this Friday’s show at the Windjammer won’t be any ...

Everclear is one of the many bands playing Karbach Love Street Music Fest on Sunday at Karbach Brewing Co. Credit: Photo courtesy of Big Picture Media Everclear was never the biggest band in the ...

Art Alexakis, the frontman for the uber-successful rock band Everclear, would hear the story repeated to him often. His family would remind Alexakis about the time when he was just 18-months old and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Everclear returns to Toad’s Place on Oct. 23. Amazingly, they’re playing there with Sponge, the same Michigan-rooted rock band ...

ROCHESTER — Everclear, 1990s alt-rock royalty, opens the 2024 Riverside Music Series. Art Alexakis, Everclear lead singer and songwriter, promised via song in 1997 to buy listeners a garden, a new car ...

Rock ’n’ roll legend Buddy Holly changed the world of music in the 1950s, crafting a sound unlike anything the world had heard before, and many of his songs were produced by Norman and Vi Petty in ...

Although Everclear frontman Art Alexakis shot to fame with the song “Santa Monica,” he now lives a little further away in Pasadena, Calif. But he’d been out of his house for almost four months after ...

At 50, Everclear‘s Art Alexakis has just about seen it all. The guy has beat a drug addiction, formed a band, and was even elected a delegate at the 2004 Democratic National Convention. Oh, he’s also ...

Not only is this year the 30th anniversary of the band Everclear’s game-changing second album “Sparkle and Fade,” it’s also the 30th anniversary of when the band first played Toad’s Place in New Haven ...