Bio

Eric Beverly was born in Houston and raised in La Porte, Texas, where he fronted underground alt-rock band Ice-9. Beverly moved to Austin to attend The University of Texas and quickly tapped into the city’s vibrant music scene playing acoustic sets at Cactus Cafe, Chicago House, Flipnotics (where he hosted an open mic), and Liberty Lunch, graduating to rock sets at Hole In The Wall, La Zona Rosa, Momo’s, Saxon Pub, Steamboat, and Electric Lounge where he opened for Matchbox 20.

CD Baby Music Discovery Podcast has called Beverly “a great rocking songwriter.” Beginning with his Glacier tour, Beverly has played gigs throughout the US and Europe, including international festival sets in Denmark at Copenhagen Songwriters Festival and Ringsted Festival. Beverly has been actively involved in co-writing with international artists through the House of Songs, an organization dedicated to bringing artists together from across the world to connect and write music. Denmark’s Jacob Dinesen selected their House of Songs co-write as title track for his gold record Count the Ways. Other Beverly co-writes have found commercial success on albums by Danish artists Nana Schwartzlose and The Liberty Balance.

Beverly has released three albums of his own – 2010’s Eric Beverly and the Sunday Best, The Sunday Best, 2012’s Songs in the Key of Divorce, 2016’s Joy Armada, and 2019’s single This Christmas Time (Candy-coated Christmas). His forthcoming album Club de Ville, named after a storied Austin club he once played, is slated for release in late 2026.