Alan Gerber is coming to Marionette This July

Alan Gerber was a founding member of Elektra Records recording group, "Rhinoceros". A multi-instrumentalist: Piano, guitars (acoustic and electric slide), fiddle, button accordion, vocalist and composer. Appeared with Bob Dylan, BB King, Van Morrison, Janis Joplin, John Lee Hooker, Sonny Terry/Brownie McGee and many others. Live show has a blues/folk feel to it. Check out the   website: www.alangerbersongs.com  for reviews of shows."The synergy of Alan Gerber is a complex concoction difficult to explain. Without question, Alan is greater than the sum of his parts, and when combined and on display for a mesmerized and awestruck audience, you can fully understand Alan Gerber in the flesh! Alan is a seasoned pro, a master-class of how to take years of honing your craft and a million plus miles of live performances to reach this level. Within the first 30 seconds of a live Alan Gerb.er show the audience is hooked, completely! As a songwriter, storyteller, musician, performer and personality, it is a marvel of engineering, the perfect storm. Alan has produced an impressive catalog of musical gems, which I encourage you to acquire but I beg you to experience a live performance....then you will know the synergy of Alan Gerber!"

      -Terry Whalen, Artistic Director of Whalen's Barn Concert Series, Miramichi, NB

   " Four Riders", a song from Alan's album, "somewhere in between", was chosen by Steve Van Zandt ( Bruce Springsteen's guitarist, actor, known for roles in The Sopranos & Lilyhammer, host of syndicated radio show, Little Steven's Underground Garage) as"Coolest Song In The World" and was playing in heavy rotation. Here is a link to the song video: https://youtu.be/VKM3rVjgVjA  Here’s another link from a solo show in BC: https://youtu.be/cuj5-xrdod0 and one from Stay-At-Homeboy Productions: “Get High” https://fb.watch/pzZxxsvOEk/? And one more soulful beauty: “Perfect Day”  https://fb.watch/nuKWUqJUDS/   Alan will also be performing songs from his brand new album, “Groundcover”