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 ...

Everclear brings their 90s alternative rock hits to the Rochester (NH) Opera House for a live show on July 26.

Vivid Seats is the New York Post's official ticketing partner. We may receive revenue from this partnership for sharing this content and/or when you make a purchase. In 2000, Everclear got ambitious.

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 ...

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 ...

Pasadena’s Art Alexakis, singer-songwriter and guitarist of Los Angeles alt-rock band Everclear, finds himself this month somewhere between dealing with the aftermath of a March windstorm decimating ...

A surprisingly large and diverse crowd assembled at the House of Blues last night to catch ’90s alt-rock icons Everclear at the House of Blues. Actually, the band should really be called Everclear ...

But those who can remember Everclear’s success might also question what happened to the band that was once a regular name on popular radio stations and MTV. Much of the band’s fame seemed to silently ...

Art Alexakis went from being flipped off on the highways of Portland, Ore., for having California license plates to becoming the frontman of one of the city’s most notable rock bands. After moving ...

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 ...