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Everclear Tour Dates and Upcoming Concerts

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Concerts
Jan
18
Gibbston Valley Winery Concert Venue
Gibbston
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Jan
21
San Fran
Wellington
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Jan
23
The Tuning Fork
Auckland
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Jan
25
Taupo Amphitheatre & Riverside Park
Taupo
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Jan
26
Whitianga Waterways Arena
Whitianga
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Jan
30
The Ranch Concert Hall & Saloon
Fort Myers
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Jan
31
The 90s Cruise 2025
Tampa
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Feb
07
Boondocks Pub
Springfield
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Feb
08
115 Bourbon Street
Merrionette Park
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May
03
The Shed
Maryville
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May
17
Boardwalk Rock 2025
Ocean City
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May
18
Welcome to Rockville 2025
Daytona Beach
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Jun
20
Summer Jam - Eau Claire, Wisconsin
Little Eau Claire
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About Everclear
Considering Everclear has written and recorded some truly iconic ’90s alt-rock hits, it would be all too easy these days for the band to be a victim of its past successes, relegated to performing as a glorified jukebox, existing to satisfy the nostalgic cravings of Gen Xers everywhere. But singer-guitarist Art Alexakis isn’t about to start phoning it in now. Although the band hasn’t released a new studio album since 2015’s triumphant Black Is The New Black, Everclear continues to tour actively, in conjunction with a series of past-release anniversary dates and the annual Summerland Tour, which Alexakis created and has been running since 2012, featuring a rotating cast of ’90s alt rock favorites. And while it’s a virtual surety that no Everclear gig is complete without a rendition of “Santa Monica” and “Father of Mine,” lately the band has found that exploring the full range of past material—especially the “deep cuts”—not only gives fans a rare treat, it also injects new life into the band’s live dynamic. “By mixing it up and digging into the catalogue, it still makes it fun and relevant for us, and I think for the fans as well,” says Alexakis. “It’s still important to play the hits, but by playing those other songs as well, it makes it all seem more vibrant and real. Even though I recorded some of those songs 20 years ago, I haven’t played them in a long time, so it’s like reinventing the wheel. I’m having more fun now than I have in years. I think all of us are.” Formed by Alexakis in 1991 in Portland, Oregon, Everclear has enjoyed a lengthy career spanning 11 studio releases, numerous videos, thousands of shows and accolades that include a 1998 Grammy nomination. Like a true survivor, Alexakis has soldiered on through multiple lineup changes over the years: During the “classic” era, the band also included Craig Montoya on Bass and Greg Eklund on drums; the current touring lineup features longtime members Dave French (guitar) and Freddy Herrera (bass), as well as drummer Brian Nolan (also with American Hi-Fi), who has performed with Everclear on multiple past tours. This incarnation of the band will hit the road for the 2018 Summerland Tour. As in prior years, Everclear will headline the latest installment of the festival, this time supported by Marcy Playground and Local H, and also featuring a special DJ set Alexakis will contribute, which honors the ’90s in a refreshingly old-school way. “The Summerland Tours are all unique; they all have a different kind of feel to them,” says Alexakis. “I think this year will be really cool, because it’s usually guitar-based, but Marcy Playground is more acoustic-based, yet they still rock in their own way. Local H is just two guys, meanwhile, and they’re great, too. So, it’s just a different look at ’90s alternative this year…different facets of what it’s about. With Everclear, we’re going to play the hits we always play, but we’re also going to mix it up. Every night will be a little different; there’ll be a few surprises every show.” For Alexakis and Co., it’s a continuation of a hectic couple of years. Everclear spent May and June of 2017 touring in honor of the 20th anniversary of So Much For The Afterglow, the band’s massively successful sophomore major-label release. The 40-date run was an incredibly emotional and personally satisfying experience for Alexakis, who was able to perform obscure cuts from that time period for the first time in many years. Connecting with fans in that setting also reinforced the lasting impression the album has made. “The tour was phenomenal. It left me and the band stunned at how important that record was to so many people, and to be a part of that, both then and now,” says Alexakis. “The legacy of it is still vibrant for so many people. It was great just watching people react when we were playing not just the hits, but deeper songs on that record. I always liked the deeper songs—they were usually my favorite songs—and when the band would play those, it would be really exciting and important for me. That was fun, seeing that reaction, and just talking to people after the show.” Prior to that, Everclear experienced a career resurgence thanks to 2015’s Black Is The New Black, which not only proved the band could still rock, but also that Everclear remains creatively relevant, decades after their platinum years. As is common for many artists these days, Black didn’t set records for traditional album sales, but the release did see significant streaming activity and sparked a heightened social media presence, putting the group firmly back in the listening public’s mind. The band continues to ride this latest wave of interest. “I personally think [Black] is one of the best records Everclear has ever made,” Alexakis says. “It sounds like both old Everclear and new Everclear: It has a contemporary production sound, but it’s just old-school, angry rock songs. It’s kind of dark, very reminiscent of the early stuff. The sales weren’t great on it, but a lot of people streamed it. It got millions and millions of streams, so people were listening to it, and it resonated.” But when you’ve been a prolific band for more than a quarter-century, it’s all part of the journey. Right now, Alexakis is feeling a reflective pull for the 25th anniversary of World Of Noise, the band’s indie debut, which was recorded for $400 in a friend’s basement in Portland. Although no official commemorative tour dates are confirmed as of this writing, Alexakis says he’s considering playing some smaller, select shows this year as a tribute to the release. Much of the material rarely sees the light of day, but the 1993 album continues to enjoy a special place in Everclear history. “We’d just had a baby, I was on public assistance and was working part-time jobs, I was very frustrated and very angry and there were a lot of emotions going on,” Alexakis reflects. “I made that record for $400, because that’s all I had. I got this guy who had a basement studio to give me 40 hours’ worth of recording at $10 an hour. We had 10 or 11 songs, so we went in and recorded them in a week and mixed them, and that’s the album.…From there we just hit the ground running. I still haven’t stopped.” That rough and raw first attempt was just the nexus of the massive body of work Everclear and Alexakis have contributed since that humble beginning. When it comes to recording new material, at the moment Alexakis is focused primarily on writing and recording his first solo album, due out later this year. That precludes a new Everclear release…for now. “We might make another record in a couple years,” he says. “Maybe later on this year I’ll feel like it. I don’t know yet.” That said, the band’s live itinerary certainly makes up for its recent studio absence. As the group prepares for another Summerland run, as well as numerous other future dates, Alexakis is excited to revisit songs from fan favorite records like Afterglow, Sparkle and Fade and the double album Songs From The American Movie, but also compositions from more underrated collections, like 2012’s Invisible Stars. “There are people asking for songs, so we’ll just try and learn songs as we go,” Alexakis says. “If we get a lot of response from people to play a certain song, we’re going to learn it and go on the road and play it. You don’t think, ‘Wow, I can’t sing that high anymore.’ We’re not going to worry about it. We’re going to play some rock n’ roll, and just do it.”
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Band members
Davey French – Guitar, Vocals, Freddy Herrera – Bass, Vocals, Art Alexakis – Vocals Guitar, Jake Margolis – Drums
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What fans are saying
Denise
5 / 5
What an amazing and treasured time spent with these guys! I love how authentic they are with their fans, they know how to make us knuckleheads really feel special. I think back to 25 years ago when I would listen to their songs on repeat and never would the 19 year old me have imagined that I’d get to meet these guys not only once, but 5 times during their various tours! The VIP package is such fantastic value and I only wish I could afford to attend more of the Brissie concerts!
Racehorse Hotel Booval, Australia
Feb 04, 2023
Marcus
3 / 5
I heard George Thorogood give an interview on why he doesn't inject politics into his shows. He understands what it takes for some of his fans to just make it out to a show, not to mention giving up thier hard earned money to see him. I wish other bands were as enlightened as George. Art was more than happy to tell Republicans to leave his show. The Party of tolerance. The show itself was fine. The vocals were pretty weak.
McMenamins Crystal Ballroom Portland, OR
Oct 17, 2022
dwain
5 / 5
It's not often you are allowed to get this close to artists. This show was a rare chance to meet the guys and listen to songs they like to play. Great intimate theatre to experience an acoustic show. I first attended this theater in 1975 when it was the 1st Baptist church. Beautiful building with a great history that provides an unique opportunity to get up close and personal. You won't regret seeing a show here.
McGlohon Theater Charlotte, NC
May 25, 2019
Mike
5 / 5
Since Tom Petty's death I have been going to every concert I can. This was by far my favorite. You guys killed it. El Corazon is great venue. (Okay its an absolute dive) But I'm not kidding, this was the best concert I've been to. We were so close to the band. They sang every song I love. I can't say enough how great of an experience this was. I really hope you guys come back someday.
El Corazón Seattle, WA
Dec 20, 2023
lucas
3 / 5
The vip experience was not good. We got redirected multiple times and were told that we were at the wrong table. Then we got in line behind people that were not part of the vip merch experience. It was all frustrating to pay extra and not have any real need to do so. The band was great, but the mix was terrible. It was all bass and vocal and you couldn’t hear the guitars.
Manchester Music Hall Lexington, KY
Sep 07, 2023
Denise
5 / 5
I’ve always bought VIP tickets to Everclear shows (and Art’s solo tour back in 2016) and this one has topped them all! The pizza and hangout with Art before the show was a dream come true and Brendan from Wheatus is absolutely underrated and so lovely! And Art’s show was just perfect! Art got everyone to sing happy birthday to me and also dedicated “Brown Eyed Girl” to me ❤️ about
The Back Room Annerley, Australia
Feb 05, 2024
Phillip
5 / 5
Amazing show at a great venue! First time at The Foundry @ Judson Mill and I will definitely be back! Jimmie’ S Chicken Shack and Marcy Playground were great openers for Everclear! We got to chat with Art, Davey, Freddy & Brian of Everclear after the show and a few members of Jimmie’s Chicken Shack & Marcy Playground! Everyone was so nice and were so welcoming, what an amazing evening!
The Foundry at Judson Mill Greenville, SC
Oct 29, 2024
Tom
5 / 5
Everclear was great, as were Fastball and the Nixons. Not sure if Art was serious or kidding when he said he mixed up the set list and forgot some lyrics. Skydeck is a nice venue where you can get really good food at the Assembly Good Hall and bring it into the venue. It’s definitely worth the extra cost for a reserved table for four at Skydeck.
Sky Deck Nashville, TN
Jul 10, 2022
Thomas
5 / 5
It's taken me 28 years to finally get to see them, and I was NTo disappointed. I wish I had sen them every other time they had come to Australia, but this was definitely my favourite concert that I have ever been too. Intimate, fun, every moment was an absolute joy. Can't wait for Art and the boys to come back and tour the next album!
Croxton Front Bar Thornbury, Australia
Feb 22, 2023
Jim
3 / 5
I love Everclear and saw them several times 20+ years ago. It was a fun show but they just aren’t sounding as great these days. Art loves what he does and it shows but his voice struggled and it felt like he only sang about half of the lyrics. I’m glad I went for nostalgia but probably wouldn’t go to see them again.
First Avenue Minneapolis, MN
Oct 21, 2024
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Everclear Tour Cities
Springfield, IL Ocean City, MD Taupo, New Zealand Auckland, New Zealand Wellington, New Zealand Daytona Beach, FL Fort Myers, FL Tampa, FL Maryville, TN

Frequently Asked Questions About Everclear

Concerts & Tour Date Information

Is Everclear on tour?

Yes, Everclear is currently on tour. If you’re interested in attending an upcoming Everclear concert, make sure to grab your tickets in advance. The Everclear tour is scheduled for 13 dates across 9 cities. Get information on all upcoming tour dates and tickets for 2024-2025 with Hypebot.

How many upcoming tour dates is Everclear scheduled to play?

Everclear is scheduled to play 13 shows between 2024-2025. Buy concert tickets to a nearby show through Hypebot.

When does the Everclear tour start?

Everclear’s tour starts Jan 18, 2025 and ends on Jun 20, 2025. They will play 9 cities; their most recent concert was held in Gibbston at Gibbston Valley Winery Concert Venue and their next upcoming concert will be in Whitianga at Whitianga Waterways Arena.

What venues is Everclear performing at?

As part of the Everclear tour, Everclear is scheduled to play across the following venues and cities:

2025 Tour Dates:

Jan 18 - Gibbston, Otago @ Gibbston Valley Winery Concert Venue
Jan 21 - Wellington, NZ @ San Fran
Jan 23 - Auckland, Auckland @ The Tuning Fork
Jan 25 - Taupo, NZ @ Taupo Amphitheatre & Riverside Park
Jan 26 - Whitianga, NZ @ Whitianga Waterways Arena
Jan 30 - Fort Myers, FL @ The Ranch Concert Hall & Saloon
Jan 31 - Tampa, FL @ Royal Caribbean Cruise Terminal
Feb 07 - Springfield, IL @ Boondocks
Feb 08 - Merrionette Park, IL @ 115 Bourbon Street
May 03 - Maryville, TN @ The Shed
May 17 - Ocean City, MD @ Ocean City Inlet Beach
May 18 - Daytona Beach, FL @ Daytona International Speedway
Jun 20 - Little Eau Claire, WI @ Summer Jam
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