Tour Dates

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 hoschton, GA · may 30 · Deaton Creek

Canton, GA · may 31 · Soleil Laurel Canyon 

Woodstock, GA · June 1 · MadLife Stage & Studios 

Hoschton, GA · June 7 · Del Webb at Chateau Elan

Hampton, NJ · June 12-15 · Hunterdon Hills Playhouse

Decatur, IL · June 13 · Lincoln Square Theatre

Delafield, WI · June 15 · Christ the King Lutheran Church

Long Island, NY · June 28 · Private Event

Ship Bottom, NJ · July 3 · Outdoor Event

New Brunswick, NJ · July 10 · PRIVATE Event

Rehoboth Beach, DE · July 11 · Outdoor Event

Havre de Grace, MD · July 12 · Star Centre

New York · July 18 · Private Event

Manchester, NJ · July 19 · Leisure Village West

July 23 · Private Event

NYC · August 7 · Worldwide Plaza

Monroe Township, NJ · August 9 · Concordia Adult Community

Bridgeport, CT · August 16 · Downtown Cabaret – 2 shows!

Fort Lee, NJ · August 19 · Music Under the Stars

Ocala, FL · August 22 · Top of the World

Parkland, FL · August 23 · Four Seasons at Parkland

Boca Raton, FL · August 24 · Boca Black Box

Somerset, NJ · September 5th · Somerset Run

Murray, UT · September 5th · Murray Amphitheatre

Millersburg, OH · September 10th · Amish Country Theatre

Michigan · September 12th · Private Event

Holland, PA · September 13th · Padre Pio Festival

Cortland, NY · September 17th · Cortland Repertory Theatre

Rochester, NY · September 18th · Theater at Innovation Square

Lakewood, NJ · September 19th · Four Seasons at Lakewood

Manchester, NJ · September 25th · Renaissance

New York City · October 2 · Private Event

Texas · October 14 · Private Event

SPRING, TX · October 16 · Dosey Doe – The Big Barn

Beacon Falls, CT · October 18 · Chatfield Farms

Atlantic City, NJ · October 23 · Tropicana

New Jersey · October 24 · Private Event

Meredith, NH · October 25

New York City · November 7 · Private Event

Wayne, NJ · November 9 · Rosen PAC

And more yet to come!

New York City · October 2 · Private Event

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Issac Silver

Isaac Silver is an actor and singer based on the East Coast. Originally from Hanover, Pennsylvania, he followed his love of musical theater to The Boston Conservatory at Berklee, where he earned his B.F.A. in Musical Theater Performance. Some of his favorite roles include Leo Frank in Parade, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde in Jekyll & Hyde, and Jack Kelly in Newsies. He also enjoys voice acting, thanks to his wide vocal range and love for character work. When he’s not performing, Isaac can usually be found out on the disc golf course or cheering (loudly) for any and all Philadelphia sports teams!  Huge thanks to Alyssa, Laura, Ken, Becca, Joan, and Crystal for their constant support. And a special tip of the cap to his grandfather, Richard, who spent years singing with him on the porch and sparked his love of music and of life.

Brandon Lambert

Brandon Lambert

Brandon is an NYC–based songwriter, playwright and performer. Theatrical credits include Marcus on the national tour of Murder for Two, Jinx in Forever Plaid at the Pittsburgh CLO, and The Irish and How They Got That Way at Bucks County CPA. His musical Just Laugh (co-writer Lauren Gundrum) won Best Musical in the RAVE festival and is slated for an Off-Broadway run in 2022, and his musical At First Sight (co-writer Gary Jaffe) was commissioned and produced by the Mountain Playhouse. He’s a member of the BMI Musical Theatre Writing Workshop (Advanced, Harrington Award), the Dramatists Guild, and Actors’ Equity.

Michael Pilato

Michael Pilato

Michael brings a heaping scoop of Jersey enthusiasm when singing with such consummate professionals as The Jersey Tenors.

He has been seen in the national tour of Green Day’s American Idiot as Favorite Son and Tunny. Some of his favorite roles include: Emmett Forest in Legally Blonde with Norwegian Cruise Lines, the Jock in Brat Pack with For the Record Productions, Jamie in The Last Five Years with Sol Theatre Group, Lancelot in Camelot with Fuse Productions, Roger in Rent with Penn State Center Stage, Al Deluca in A Chorus Line directed by Mitzi Hamilton, and Sonny in Grease at the Cape Playhouse.

Michael is another proud graduate from the Penn State BFA program for Musical Theatre. He balances his love for the stage with his love for family and friends. Mom, Dad, Steven, Chris, Sophia, and Alison- thanks for everything.

Adam Roberts

Adam Roberts

Adam Roberts was born into a musical family, his father a singer/guitarist and grandfather in the Steel Guitar Hall of Fame, so it was inevitable that he’d follow suit and pursue his dream of performing onstage for the masses.

He began working professionally at age 10 and went on to further his education, receiving his BFA in Musical Theatre from Coastal Carolina University. After following his dreams of moving to NYC, he made his Broadway debut in Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark. Adam has also been seen in Pippin on Broadway, Grand Hotel at Encores, and the National Broadway Tours of Miss Saigon and Dirty Dancing.  He most recently finished co-directing and choreographing Broadway Backwards and has original music available on Spotify, iTunes and all streaming platforms.

Benjamin Lurye

Originally from the Washington, DC area and now a resident of New York, Ben is excited to be making music and fun with this talented group.

Ben has appeared across the country, including performances at Signature Theatre (VA), Olney Theatre, Ford’s Theatre, Theatre Under the Stars, Virginia Repertory Theatre, Rep Stage, Bristol Riverside Theatre, and many more. 

Also a music director and teaching artist, Ben has been seen in concert with the Lawton Philharmonic Orchestra, The American Pops, and the National Symphony Orchestra.

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JD Daw

JD Daw

J.D. had the chance to return to his alma mater, Penn State, to play the role of George in Sunday in the Park with George for FUSE Productions. Other regional credits: Spamalot (Sir Dennis Galahad), Forever Plaid (Jinx), The Music Man (Jacey Squires), and Funny Girl (Ziegfeld Tenor) for North Shore Music Theatre; Next to Normal (Dr. Madden) for TheaterWorks Hartford; The Music Man (Jacey Squires) and 1776 (Robert Livingston) for the MUNY St. Louis; Rags (Irish Tenor/Sal understudy) for Goodspeed Opera House; and Moon Over the Brewery, I Love You, You’re Perfect…, A Comedy of Tenors, The Affections of May, One Slight Hitch and Things My Mother Taught Me for the Mountain Playhouse. J.D. played Jinx in Forever Plaid for the inaugural productions of both the Cosmopolitan Cabaret in Sacramento and the Pittsburgh CLO Cabaret.
 
Just before the pandemic, J.D. played Max in Lend Me a Tenor for the Westchester Broadway Dinner Theatre and has been a part of developing a new musical in NYC: Lauren Gundrum and fellow Mountain Playhouse veteran Brandon Lambert’s Just Laugh, playing Frank.
Simon Pearl

Simon Pearl

Broadway: Les Miserables. Select US/UK credits: Blood Brothers (Eddie), Dice House (Matthew), The Libertine (Billy), Billy Elliot (Goodspeed), Little Shop… (Seymour), Personals (Sam), Honk! (Drake), Anything Goes (Purser). Film/TV: Nurse Jackie (Showtime), NYC 22 (CBS), Billions (Showtime), Hot Tea (Lead). BSc Psychology University of London. MFA Guildford School of Acting. Also directs, writes, produces and you may have heard his voice advertising Burgers and makeup. Thanks to his family for their unfathomable support.

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Vaden Thurgood

Vaden Thurgood

I couldn’t be more thrilled to be a part of The Jersey Tenors! 

National Tours: Michael in Smokey Joe’s Cafe (20th Anniversary National Tour). Regional credits: Good News! (Goodspeed Opera House), Dr. Hart in Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots (La Jolla Playhouse), Rocky in Damn Yankees: Red Sox Version (Ogunquit Playhouse), Vernon in Damn Yankees (Paper Mill Playhouse, 5th Avenue Theater).

Thank you Brian Noonan for giving me opportunity after opportunity. Thank you to Mom, Fred, and an almost infinite number of friends and family. Thank you for your support, encouragement, laughter, honesty, positivity, and friendship! A deep thank you to my father. I miss you everyday Pop.

Brian Noonan

Brian Noonan

Mr. Noonan has enjoyed over 30 years in the entertainment business. He has starred on Broadway and National Touring Companies as both The Phantom and Raoul in Phantom of the Opera, Enjolras in Les Miserables, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde in Jekyll & Hyde, Cable in South Pacific with the legendary Robert Goulet, and Gus/Growltiger in Cats, and Jesus Christ Superstar.

As an international concert soloist, Mr. Noonan has performed for a myriad of Presidents and world dignitaries. Brian also went on to produce numerous regional theatrical productions, international concerts, and theatrical events leading him to the wonderful world of Corporate Entertainment. In the last 18 years Brian has served as the Creative Director of three entertainment companies and has put his indelible stamp on this industry by creating, writing, and directing several award-winning acts including The Unexpected Boys ™ and The Jersey Tenors™, having performed over 3,500 performances to date.

Now, he has taken this brand to a whole new and exciting level with the Off Broadway Group where he serves as Managing Director. Brian truly adores entertaining and thinking of creative ways to make every event extraordinary!

Matthew Billman

Matthew Billman

Matthew Billman is a singer, composer, producer, and arts technologist from Brooklyn.

Off-Broadway: The Phantom (Phantom); Ash (The Imbible). NY Premiers: Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Masquerade; Phoebus (The Hunchback of Notré Dame). Selected new projects and concert work: El Condor Pasa (w/ the UN Symphony Orchestra), Pleasure Never Lies (Ensemble Studio Theatre w/ the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation), Visaré (Original Cast Recording).

Since the onset of the pandemic, Matthew has focused on producing new music. He is currently producing a concert series in collaboration with Stanford In Entertainment featuring the work of alumni composers.

He is truly grateful to be here making music with this wonderful group.

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