Jer Coons/Jeff LeBlanc/Michael Tolcher May 26, 2011

Armed with drop dead catchy melodies, boyish good looks and charm, singer-songwriter Jer Coons is sure to please any crowd. He grew up in Vermont, on a healthy diet of MTV and ‘N SYNC. His album, Speak, featured the song “Legs,” which received mass radio play. For him, most singer-songwriters suck, especially the ones pushing middle age who have seen no real success and now hang by a thread shppoing at Urban Outfitters in an attempt to look ten years younger.

http://www.jercoons.com/

Jeff LeBlanc’s immediately familiar-sounding blend of pop and acoustic rock quickly took him from dorm room concerts at Sacred Heart University to a 60-date tour of colleges across the country, where he was praised as everything from “the new John Mayer” to an artist “perfectly in tune with his audience.” He has had the fortune of sharing the stage with Matt Nathanson, Ingrid Michaelson, Third Eye Blind, Joe Brooks, and Augustana. His music has been featured on major television programs such as One Tree Hill, The Real World, Ghost Whisperer, and The Hills.

http://www.myspace.com/jeffleblancmusic

Hailing from just south of Atlanta, Georgia, Michael Tolcher smoothly blends pop, hip hop, rock, and folk music to form his own powerful, hooky, and total senses-pleasing sound. He has played his music on street corners and in theaters all over, from New York to Beijing. His first public performance was from behind the piano in church at age 5. He insisted that he not be seen that morning, so he hid behind the piano as he sang. Obviously, he is not as shy as he once was.

http://www.michaeltolcher.com/

Tickets for this show are $10 Advance, $12 At Door. Tickets are currently on sale and can be purchased in advance at Ticketmaster.com or the Berklee Performance Center Box Office.

http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0100468A335A896F?artistid=1351432&majorcatid=10001&minorcatid=1%3Fcamefrom%3DCFC_BERKLEE_UPCOMING

Official Website: http://www.berklee.edu/events/detail/9503/jer-coons-jeff-leblanc-michael-tolcher