Steve Harwell, the celebrated lead singer of the famed band Smash Mouth, passed away at his home in Boise, Idaho, on September 4 at the age of 56.

Fox News Digital has verified this sad news. The musician’s death came after his struggle with liver failure, with him being in hospice care leading up to his demise.

A representative for Harwell conveyed, “Steve Harwell was a true American Original. A prodigious persona, he soared meteorically in the pop culture firmament. What makes his achievements stand out is his ascent to stardom despite limited musical experience.”

The statement elaborated on Harwell’s distinct qualities, “He had an undeniable charisma, bold ambition, and immense courage.

Steve’s life was emblematic of the quintessential American spirit – reaching for the stars and achieving the improbable. He will be remembered for living life to the fullest.”

Steve Harwell, a name synonymous with hits like “All Star”, was in the midst of a battle with liver failure in his last days.

In a recent conversation with Fox News Digital, the band’s manager mentioned, “Steve is resting at home and being cared for by his fiancé and hospice care. He is surrounded by family and friends.”

The representative also urged the public to respect the family’s privacy during this challenging period.

Smash Mouth, formed in 1994 with Harwell leading the vocals, achieved national recognition and a Grammy nomination for their chartbuster “All Star”, further immortalized by its inclusion in the film “Shrek.”

Though Harwell had bid adieu to Smash Mouth two years prior, his impact on the band and the music industry remains indelible.

The band has continued their journey with vocalist Zach Goode, but as Harwell’s manager stated, “Steve’s legacy will live on through the music.”

He also remarked, “Steve’s iconic voice is one of the most recognizable voices from his generation. He was passionate about his fans and cherished performing for them.”