The acts behind 11 memorable ’90s hits took different paths: Everlast and Linda Perry built solo careers, while Lisa Loeb, Lou Bega and Eagle-Eye Cherry remain active. Some reunited or kept recording; others stepped out of the spotlight.
House of Pain split in 1996; DJ Lethal joined Limp Bizkit, and the group reunited in 2010 and 2017. Babybird frontman Stephen Jones revived the project in 2005 after its 2000 breakup, then announced it was over in 2013; he still releases music and writes fiction. New Radicals split in 1999 and reunited to perform at Joe Biden’s 2021 inauguration parade because “You Get What You Give” was a favorite of Biden’s late son, Beau. Right Said Fred released its ninth album in 2017; the brothers were credited as songwriters on Taylor Swift’s “Look What You Made Me Do.”
OMC reunited in 2007 for a song with Lucy Lawless but never released another album. Phil Fuemana died in 2005; vocalist Pauly Fuemana died in 2010. Eagle-Eye Cherry released Back on Track in 2023 and toured Australia and New Zealand in 2024. 4 Non Blondes reunited for San Diego shows in 2025; Linda Perry said they planned a second album. Len’s siblings Marc and Sharon released their final album in 2012; Marc now runs a music-publishing company, while Sharon stays private. Los Del Río still tour. Lisa Loeb released a 2024 children’s album; Lou Bega continues touring and releasing remixes.
