Jason Everman

Jason Mark Everman, born on October 16, 1967, is a multifaceted American musician and veteran. He is known for his work as a guitarist in iconic bands such as Nirvana and Mind Funk, as well as playing bass for the influential group Soundgarden and the band OLD. Everman's musical journey is marked by his contributions to the grunge and alternative rock scenes, where he showcased his talent during a transformative era in the music industry.

Transitioning from music to military service, Everman joined the U.S. Army, where he distinguished himself as both an Army Ranger and a Green Beret. His dedication to service led him to serve multiple tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, where he faced the challenges of combat and continued to embody resilience and commitment.

In May 2017, Everman returned to his musical roots, joining the veteran band Silence & Light, where he continues to share his passion for music and connect with fellow veterans. His unique blend of experiences in both the arts and military service highlights his diverse talents and deep commitment to both his craft and his country. Jason Everman remains a notable figure, bridging the worlds of music and military service, and inspiring many through his remarkable journey.