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Vogue Theatre - IN
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Everclear are one of the defining alt-rock bands of the ’90s. Since forming in 1992, the Grammy-nominated band has released 11 studio albums and sold over six million records worldwide — including their breakthrough album and major-label debut, 1995’s platinum-selling Sparkle and Fade, which included the popular single “Santa Monica.” Led by frontman and Los Angeles native Art Alexakis, Everclear toured rigorously throughout the ’90s and 2000s, producing hook-laden singles such as “Father of Mine,” “I Will Buy You a New Life,” “Everything to Everyone” and “Wonderful,” which peaked at No. 11 on the Billboard Hot 100. In 2022, Everclear celebrated their 30th anniversary by reissuing their debut album World of Noise (1993) and embarking on a North American tour where they recorded a new live album, Live At The Whisky A Go Go. Everclear have also toured with bands such as the Stone Temple Pilots, Marcy Playground, Matchbox Twenty and Gin Blossoms.
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Everclear head out on the fall leg of the Everclear Tour 2023 in September. After kicking off in Nashville, Indiana, the tour will cover much of the U.S.
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Everclear Tour 2023 begins on September 7 at the Brown County Music Center in Nashville, Indiana.
Fans will have the opportunity to purchase two VIP package options for Everclear Tour 2023. VIP packages include perks such as:
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The Ataris and The Pink Spiders will join Everclear on the Everclear Tour 2023. Be sure to check individual event pages for exact details.
Tickets for the Everclear Tour 2023 are on sale now in all markets. Standard Tickets are still available for many dates.
The experience was awesome great concert .guitar playing and drumming was on point . The only downfall to this concert was the vocals sound was to low I believe. Guitars were overtaking the lead singer at times. All and all great concert
Sister Hazel was excellent. Everclear was horrible. I think they didn’t do a sound check or something. He barely sang into the microphone, was a hit and miss for words. Never stayed for the whole thing. I’ve been to many concerts and this one was exceptionally horrible. Definitely not worth $200 a ticket
Venue is not good acoustically for concerts. Flat stage, flat seating. Lead singers of both acts had very poor vocals. I went to see them sing/play not get the audience to sing the songs for them. Very disappointed.
The band was good, the venue not so much. We really liked the set-up of the venue, but the balance during the show was terrible! The lead guitar and backup vocals were non-existent 😤 The songs we knew didn’t sound right at all!!
Everclear was fantastic at Club XL. Their set was a blend of hits and times to show their talents with past songs and instrumental riffs. Energetic and fun!
The show was incredible. The guys are super nice! Awesome experience for my two 8 year olds to enjoy, as well!
Fun show! Music was great and atmosphere was great too.
Everclear did not disappoint- amazing energy! Luckily, I got the meet & greet tickets and got to enjoy an early serenade for our small group. Art Alexakis and his band were super nice and cordial to their fans! My main complaint is the opening band - way too long! They stayed on for a very long while! We came from far away and paid extra to see Everclear, not the opening band. We were forced to listen to them to the end. It was getting late and unfortunately we didn’t get to stay for the full set of the band that we paid for. . Very disappointed in the overtime of opening band. It put a damper on the experience. Everclear was amazing! Wish we got to stay to the end. Please shorten time of opening bands!
Art and the boys knock it out of the park everytime! XL is a GREAT venue!
Bro. Lame that it only lasted an hour. And not even an encore or anything
