Reunion and Live Performances

The Linda Perry-led 4 Non Blondes have reunited for a series of performances, marking their first proper shows since 1994. ⁣ ‌The band will ⁢play two intimate club dates in December 2024: December⁤ 15th⁤ at The Roxy in Los Angeles and December 17th at Great American Music Hall in San Francisco. Tickets are available through the band’s official website: 4nonblondes.net.

This reunion follows a string​ of festival appearances, but Perry emphasizes the importance of returning to smaller venues. “4 Non Blondes have been having a great time playing ⁤all ⁤of these⁢ incredible festivals, ​but honestly, we are excited to get back to the clubs,” Perry told SPIN. “It’s where every band ⁣starts. You figure out what songs people like, learn about your ⁣mistakes [and] ​ how to read the ​audience, [and] ‌most ⁤of all, the audience gets a better understanding of who you are in this more intimate setting.”

New Album on the Horizon

Beyond the live dates, 4 Non Blondes are planning to release a new album in 2025. Details regarding the album’s‍ title, tracklist, and release date⁣ have not yet been ⁢announced, but the news has generated notable excitement among fans of the 90s‍ option rock‍ band.

The band’s‌ 1992 debut album, Bigger, Better, Faster, More!, was a commercial success, ‍driven by the hit single “What’s Up?” which reached number one in several countries. The album achieved platinum status in the United States and Canada, solidifying 4 ‍Non Blondes’ place in music history.

Band Members

The current lineup ‌for the reunion ‍includes Linda Perry (vocals, guitar), Christa Hillhouse (bass), and Gail Perry (drums). The band’s original guitarist,Roger⁤ Fisher,is not participating in the reunion.

Background: 4 Non Blondes and “What’s Up?”

4 ‍Non⁢ Blondes formed in 1989 in Los Angeles, California. The band gained international recognition with the release of their debut