Everclear

Alt-rock was thriving, grunge was hitting a tipping point, but there were still plenty of acts just starting to make their mark on rock and metal music.

Grunge was going strong, but it wasn't the only game in town in 1995. How many of these albums from 30 years ago do you remember?

From grunge to nu-metal, pop-punk to Brit-rock and all the alternative stuff around it, the '90s were a great period for rock music.

Everclear frontman Art Alexakis is the sort of guy you either love or hate, but it's hard not to love how little he cares either way. He opens up in this Q&A.

Before they were the band behind the song on your 'Now That’s What I Call Music!' compilation, Everclear dropped 'Sparkle and Fade,' 20 years ago today, May 23.

If you don't remember Everclear from the '90s, you certainly won't forget them now.

The mere mention of Christmas evokes such vivid imagery that it's risky referencing it in a non-Christmas song.

Everclear have just announced the release of a new album, 'Black Is the New Black,' set for 2015.

Everclear appear in a new Funny or Die video that pokes fun at Apple giving U2's unannounced 'Songs of Innocence' to iOS users.