U p c o m i n g   G I G S: 
Nov 15th DeSoto Drive at Cadieux Cafe 9pm with special guest Carl Henry 
Nov 16th DeSoto Drive at Costa's Village Bar in Wayne -- 35234 Michigan Ave 48184     9:30p 
Nov 21st HEEDLESS BLUES (or don't blame me, I voted 3rd party) - a play by Jim Sal 8pm performance at the Detroit Music Hall / music by Jere Stormer 
   doors at 6 - performance at 7:30 - Detroit Music Hall on Madison downtown Detroit 
Dec 1st Taller Than They Appear at the Farmington Hills Community Library / Sunday 3pm FREE TO THE PUBLIC 
Dec 18th Swords into Plowshares Peace Center and Gallery 5:30 to 7:30 33 E. Adams St. downtown Detroit 
​   Jere solo with special guests - songs of peace and social justice for the season - Free Program, Meal and Parking
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Sweet 16 in the year 2000 with Lili Fox 

I'm the Son of a Boy Named Sue  
​https://soundcloud.com/user-856483304/son-of-a-boy-named-sue

One of Jere’s first memories is of Ricky Nelson singing at the end of an Ozzie & Harriet rerun.  Impressed by how much fun playing music looked, Jere began begging his parents for a guitar … taking time out to eat and sleep… Finally given a Hi-Lo 6-string guitar from Federal’s Department Store.   He’s been playing ever since only taking time out to eat and sleep.  Ended up in College - couldn’t sleep - wrote poetry - got better -- Won a few literary awards. . . Got A Job: Public Radio -  Became exposed to music worldwide…  Passed it along as a DJ… Listened to Woody Guthrie and started singing and writing songs in that vein... Won a few Detroit Music Awards. Performed in a wide range of bands, to his current group called Taller Than They Appear.   Performed at places ranging from the Flint Folk Festival to Dunegrass to Deep Ellum in Dallas to Arts, Beats&Eats to Uncommon Grounds in Chicago.  He always has a ton of fun and believes in sharing.  

Best Email:  jerestormer@gmail.com