2026-10-08 3:01 PM

Off Track: Alex Mejias

Mason High Musician Hits Up Hometown

Charlottesville musician Alex Mejias, a member of George Mason High School’s Class of 1996, performs at Jammin’ Java next Wednesday, June 18 at 7 p.m. Mejias, whose music could be likened to a more spiritually-minded Vertical Horizon, opens for Sparky’s Flaw.


Mason High Musician Hits Up Hometown

Charlottesville musician Alex Mejias, a member of George Mason High School’s Class of 1996, performs at Jammin’ Java next Wednesday, June 18 at 7 p.m. Mejias, whose music could be likened to a more spiritually-minded Vertical Horizon, opens for Sparky’s Flaw.

Mejias’ eponymous album, released by 5 p.m. Records, is available now.

For more information on the Mason musician who made good, visit www.myspace.com/alexmejias. For a streaming sample of Mejias’ track “Something Beautiful,” visit Off Track online at www.fcnp.com.

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