Linda Perry‘s first solo effort was the album In Flight recorded with Bill Bottrell producing. In the late 1990’s she recorded After Hours. Neither of her solo efforts saw any commercial success, however in 2000 she was contacted by singer (and 4 Non Blondes enthusiast) Pink and her career as writer/producer took off like a rocket. During the past twenty years Linda has successfully worked with many artists, usually female, including Christina Aguelera and Courtney Love. She is considered among the most successful pop music producers working today. She was nominated for a Grammy for Producer of the Year in 2019, the first nomination of a woman since 2004. You can watch VH-1 Behind the Music episode about her here.
Christa Hillhouse attended college from 1995-1998 while also playing in several Bay Area bands including Katherine Chase Band, Holy Joe (with Billy Valentine), Nightmare 66 (with Valerie Stadler) and Dripjoy. She joined Linda Perry for two tours in 1999; the first opening for Brian Adams as a duo and the second with drummer Claudia Paige in support of Linda’s After Hours recording. During the past 10 years she has played with artists including singer-songwriter Kiya Heartwood (Stealing Horses, Wishing Chair), Bob Malone (John Fogerty), and Susan Gibson (who wrote “Wide Open Spaces” for the Dixie Chicks) and LA based songwriter Gina Villalobos. She has also been self-employed as an artist/designer working in interactive media. She currently lives in Berkeley, California.
Dawn Richardson‘s current musical projects include instrumental duo Mental 99 with Joe Gore. In 2010 she toured with Grammy winning singer/songwriter Tracy Chapman. Other current projects include singer/songwriter Shana Morrison. Musical projects have also included rock band Dolorata, multi-media project 2 Toggle, and sessions with singer/songwriters Alexis Harte, Toby Beard, and Tim Owen. Dawn has three drum method books published by Mel Bay Publications and has appeared in feature articles in Modern Drummer and Drum Magazines. She is currently on tour with Electrodomestico (Jane Wiedlin). She lives in San Francisco.
Shaunna Hall played guitar for George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic. She became an official band member in 2007 after 5 years of touring as a part-time player and crew member. Shaunna released a solo project Electrofunkadelica, in 2006, which features members of P-Funk and was recorded mostly while on the road with P-Funk between 2002 and 2005. Other notable bands include Alcohol of Fame, The Eric McFadden Experience, and Storm, Inc. who’s critically acclaimed recording “The Calm Years” (2001) contains 8 Hall compositions.
Roger Rocha is currently singing and playing guitar with the band Roger Rocha & the Goldenhearts. On his recordings, Roger has played piano, harmonica, bass and drums. In the mid 90’s Roger played guitar with San Francisco bands El Destroyo and the Mockingbird.
Wanda Day played in the Bay Area rock band Malibu Barbie after parting ways with 4 Non Blondes. She eventually moved back to her home state of Utah, and died in 1997 as a result of complications from drug use.
In early 1999 Linda and Christa toured as a duet opening for Bryan Adams, and then a few months later Christa recruited her friend Claudia Paige to join them on drums and the trio did a tour to promote Linda’s latest solo album entitled “After Hours“.
The band reunited in May 2014 at an event Linda Perry produced called “An Evening With Women” which benefits the LA LGBT Center. There was a charity auction (that raised $750,000.00) which proceeded the show. The event was hosted by Margaret Cho. In addition to 4 Non Blondes, there were performances by Evan Rachel Wood, Milla Jovovich and Rumor Willis. Michelle Rodriguez DJ’d the after-party.