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Everclear

at Appell Center for the Performing Arts

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Downtown York's grandest room isn't one room — it's two. The Appell Center runs the 1,262-seat Strand and the more intimate 450-seat Capitol, a pair of restored 1920s movie palaces on North George Street that have been the city's big stage for a century (the Strand just hit its 100th birthday this season). One night it's a national touring act or a comedian, the next it's the York Symphony or a classic on the big screen through the CapFilm series. It's the kind of place with real history in the walls — it reopened in 1980 with Ella Fitzgerald on the bill and hasn't stopped booking since. Grab tickets, dress up a little if you feel like it, and remember that a proper night out doesn't always start at a bar. Sometimes the best seat in York has a curtain in front of it.

September 25, 2026

One-time

When

7:30 PM

Where

Appell Center for the Performing Arts

Everclear built its name on '90s alternative rock radio staples like Santa Monica and Father of Mine, and three decades later frontman Art Alexakis is still leading the band through a catalog that's sold more than 6 million records. They bring that run to the Strand Theatre on Friday, September 25 at 7:30 PM, backed by Davey French on guitar, Freddy Herrera on bass, and Brian Nolan on drums. With 11 studio albums (four Gold or Platinum), 12 Top 40 rock and alternative radio hits, and a 1998 Grammy nomination behind them, this is a band that's earned its arena-rock energy — poured into the Strand's 1,262-seat room, restored to its 1920s grandeur, on the same North George Street block that's anchored downtown York entertainment for a century. Tickets start at $44.

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