performance of the It's A Shame About Ray album. In 2015, Dando played solo shows in the United States and Europe. Personal life While taking a break from making music with/as the Lemonheads, Dando met English model and musician Elizabeth Moses in 1998; they married two years later. Moses contributed photography to Dando's albums Live at the Brattle Theatre and Baby I'm Bored as well as the Lemonheads' 2006 eponymous album and its 2009 follow-up, Varshons, on which her backing vocals can be heard on the song "Fragile." Moses and Dando separated in 2010. On February 13, 2019, Dando appeared on an episode of The Goldbergs called "My Valentine Boy”. In the episode, he was played by Luke Eisner. In the episode he played guitar with The Dropouts, a band starring Adam Goldberg’s fictional older sister. Legacy Dando has been referenced in song by several musicians. Ben Lee wrote a tribute song called "I Wish I Was Him" Dntel's "This is the Dream of Evan and Chan" is about a dream Ben Gibbard had about Dando and Cat Power's Chan Marshall Frequent Dando collaborator Tom Morgan mentions "[his] Rock 'n Roll Friend Evan" in Smudge's 1991 single "Don't Want to Be Grant McLennan" Kimya Dawson mentions Dando in her song "The Beer" The 1994 song "Jane" by Barenaked Ladies contains a lyric that refers to Dando and Juliana Hatfield. Dando's name appears in Bret Easton Ellis's novel Glamorama (1998). The Television Personalities have a song called "Evan Doesn't Ring Me Anymore". In the "My Valentine Episode" of The Goldbergs, Luke Eisner played a young Evan Dando that joined Erica Goldberg's band the Dropouts before leaving to join the Lemonheads. Evan Dando himself cameoed in the episode as a townie that bought beer for underage kids. Discography Albums Live at the Brattle Theatre/Griffin Sunset EP (2001) Baby I'm Bored (2003) (UK #30) Singles "Perfect Day" (1995, with Kirsty MacColl) (UK #75) "Stop My Head" (2003) (UK #38) "It Looks Like You" (2003) (UK #68) References External links Evan Dando at Bar/None Records The Lemonheads biography Interview with Evan Dando on AOL Music Evan Dando & The Lemonheads - fan site with collection of magazine interviews that involve Evan Dando. Evan Dando at Fire Records 1967 births Alternative rock guitarists Alternative rock singers American alternative rock musicians American male singers American rock guitarists American male guitarists Living people Musicians from Boston People