Jace Everett is an American singer-songwriter whose gritty blend of rock, country, and blues has etched him into the musical consciousness of listeners globally. Emerging in the early 2000s, Everett's career catapulted to fame with his 2005 self-titled debut album, which included the sultry track "Bad Things." This song would soon become inextricably linked to him as it was chosen as the theme for the hit HBO series "True Blood," securing his place in pop culture lore.

Born in Evansville, Indiana, and raised in Texas, Everett's music is as varied and rich as his Southern roots. Despite the initial attention from "Bad Things," Everett continued to evolve as an artist, not resting on his laurels. His subsequent albums, such as "Red Revelations" and "Mr. Good Times," showcase his expansive approach to songwriting and composition, moving seamlessly between moody ballads and foot-stomping anthems. His versatile live performance was captured in "The Jace Everett Trio: Live at Alex the Great," further cementing his reputation as an authentic and dynamic live act. Relentlessly dedicated to his craft, Everett pushes the boundaries of genre conventions, creating a distinct sound epitomized in his recent releases like "Little Pill" and "RAUS," which continue to engage and challenge his ever-growing fan base.

Genres

Modern Blues Rock

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Latest Release

Little Pill

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Amund Maarud

Single - Released July 14, 2023