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Everclear and American Hi-Fi bring the fan-voted Lucky 7 Tour to House of Blues on Nov. 19

Cleveland gets a say in the setlist when Everclear play House of Blues next Thursday, with seven songs picked by fan vote in each city.

By On at 8 Staff · Contributor · November 9, 2026
Everclear and American Hi-Fi bring the fan-voted Lucky 7 Tour to House of Blues on Nov. 19
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Most nights, the band decides what you hear. Next Thursday at House of Blues, Cleveland gets a vote. Everclear bring The Lucky 7 Tour downtown on Thursday, Nov. 19, with American Hi-Fi as support and the show starting at 7 p.m. Tickets are on Ticketmaster.

The hook is right there in the name. When the tour was announced in May, Consequence and iHeart reported that Everclear would play the seven most-requested songs from fan voting in each city. That means the Cleveland set is shaped, at least in part, by Cleveland. If there's a deep cut you've been waiting decades to hear live, this is the tour built to make that happen.

There's a good-cause angle too. According to Pollstar and mxdwn, the band is donating $1 from every ticket to MusiCares, the charity that supports people working in music.

If there's a deep cut you've been waiting decades to hear live, this is the tour built to make that happen.

The bill is a straight shot of late-'90s and early-2000s rock radio. American Hi-Fi on the same night is a pairing built for people who remember those years from the car stereo, and having both bands in one room on a Thursday is the kind of double feature that makes a weeknight worth it.

The run launched Oct. 22 in Los Angeles; the review of that opening night and early coverage described both bands delivering strong sets. Since then the tour has worked its way across the West and Plains, through Salt Lake City (Nov. 3), Wichita (Nov. 6), Omaha (Nov. 7), Kansas City (Nov. 8) and Des Moines (Nov. 10). After Cleveland, it heads to Bogart's in Cincinnati the following night, Nov. 20, and wraps Nov. 22 in Nashville. That puts Cleveland among the last handful of dates on the tour, when a band has played these songs every night for a month and the set is about as tight as it's going to get.

House of Blues holds 2,500, and on a night with a fan-picked setlist, the room will be full of people who know exactly what they voted for. Expect sing-alongs.

A few practical things. The listed start is 7 p.m., which is early, and with an opener on the bill you'll want to arrive close to that time if you want to see American Hi-Fi. Downtown parking on a weeknight can take longer than you think, so give yourself a cushion. Buy through the official Ticketmaster link, and check the event page for the venue's bag and entry policies before you leave the house.

Then get in there, find your spot, and wait to see if your song made the cut.

Sources: Everclear to Play Fan-Requested Songs on 2026 Fall Tour (Consequence) (concerts.consequence.net); Everclear Launch Interactive 2026 Fall Tour Featuring Fan-Selected Songs (iHeart) (iheart.com); Everclear announces The Lucky 7 Tour (Pollstar) (news.pollstar.com); Everclear Announce Fall 2026 'The Lucky 7' North American Tour Dates With American Hi-Fi (mxdwn) (music.mxdwn.com); Everclear, Oct. 22, 2026 (The Bellwether) (thebellwetherla.com); Everclear at House of Blues Cleveland (Ticketmaster) (ticketmaster.evyy.net); Everclear at House of Blues (JamBase) (jambase.com)

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