Everlast in Budapest

Everlast is an American singer, rapper and songwriter born Erik Schrody on Long Island, New York, in 1969. He first became known as the frontman of House of Pain, the group behind “Jump Around,” before establishing a solo sound built on hip-hop, rock, blues and country. His best-known work includes the album Whitey Ford Sings the Blues, the songs “What It’s Like” and “Ends,” and the Grammy-winning Santana collaboration “Put Your Lights On.” At Woodstock ’99, Everlast performed material from his solo albums with a live band. His later concerts used both full-band and solo-acoustic formats, while set lists drew on his solo catalogue and songs he first recorded with House of Pain.