Steve Chera and The Bob Kaye Trio blend the classic American Songbook from the ’20s to the ’40s with early Rock n’ Roll from the ’50s through the ’70s, Steven has been capturing the attention of critics and taste-makers in New York, as well as crafting a unique cross-generational audience. Come join him on this passionate journey across a half century of the classics while he sings “My Favorite Love Songs.

Brooklyn-born Steven Chera is a singer and performer who revels in the music of the Great American Songbook to early rock ‘n roll. A mellow-toned tenor with a supple delivery that can gently pull a familiar melody to unfamiliar places, Chera is a modern-day crooner with a vintage style all his own.

Since he started performing at the age of 13, the objects of his fascination have been the music legends Elvis Presley, Nat King Cole, Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, Bobby Darin, as well as Jim Morrison. But it’s only in the last few years, as he teamed up with The Bob Kaye Trio, that his obsession with music — which he pursued alongside his responsibilities with his family’s retail business — has become a full-time pursuit. The trio consists of Bob Kaye on piano, Eddie Cacavalli on drums and Lew Scott on upright bass.

As he blends the classic American Songbook from the ’20s to the ’40s with early Rock n’ Roll from the ’50s through the ’70s, Steven has been capturing the attention of critics and taste-makers in New York, as well as crafting a unique cross-generational audience.

He’s performed recently at the Metropolitan Room, Don’t Tell Mama, Swing 46, the Refinery Hotel in New York City, Spago in Las Vegas, Hyatt Hotels, and many other venues throughout the country.

Following last year’s releases of “In The Key of Jazz: A Tribute to The Beatles,” (July 2013) and “Smile” (October 2013), Steven has just released his fourth studio album: “My Tribute to The King,” comprised entirely of his take on Elvis classics. The self-taught singer has been refining his Elvis homage from an early age, reaching daring peaks of vocal mastery, while growing to infuse his own brand of charisma into his heartfelt album "My Tribute to the King" (August 2014).