Boston Piano Man

Andover, MA

$250 – $500 per hour

Travels up to 60 miles

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Overview

Jeremy Cohen is a 40-year old classically trained pianist, and the former keyboardist for an internationally touring, award-winning NYC-based band that was featured by Rolling Stone/MTV/Fuse/VH1/ESPN. Stylistically, he is a hybrid between Billy Joel, Elton John, Roy Bittan (Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band) and Chuck Leavell (Allman Brothers/Rolling Stones). Jeremy covers all genres of music, and is known as the "human jukebox" due to his endless repertoire and ability to learn any song by ear almost instantaneously. He has played countless private parties, cocktail hours, piano bars, weddings, etc, as well as logged over 300 hours of studio recordings.


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David G.

November 17, 2025
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Great job!

Great job. Good experience had by all. Very talented pianist!
Would highly recommend

Hired as: Pianist

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Booking information

Price range: $250 – $500 per hour

Past booked events

November 2025

15

Saturday

Bar/Bat Mitzvah Party

12:00pm - 2:00pm

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Andover, MA

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