Life in General - About
Life in General is Jason LeVasseur and Jerry Chapman - one of the most
ambitious, hard-working musical groups on the scene today.
Hailing from Winston-Salem, NC, this power duo has taken the music world by
storm. After being picked by Musician Magazine as one of the top 100
unsigned bands in the country, their reputation as top-notch songwriters and
live performers was further solidified by their record sales and non-stop
national and international touring. Life in General has written over 100
songs, recorded 10 albums and has performed across the U.S.
Life in General has opened shows for Ben Folds Five, The Wallflowers, Bryan
Adams, Barenaked Ladies and the Dave Matthews Band. They've toured
Australia. And they are a five-time winner of the Campus Entertainment Award
for Contemporary Music Artist of the Year.
Life in General albums
Long Forgotten Toys (1994)
Gee (1996)
One Door Down (1997)
No Need to be Lonely (1998)
So Long, True Love (1999)
The Lovely, Lovely Singing (2000)
Compilation To Be Released (June 2007)
Band Members
Jerry Chapman sings and plays acoustic guitar. He founded Life in
General in 1992 along with former member Shelly Sutton. The duo recorded the
CD "Long Forgotten Toys" in 1994, before adding Jason LeVasseur to the
lineup. Sutton eventually left the group, leaving the more recognizable duo
of Chapman and LeVasseur. Chapman graduated from Furman University, and is a
native of Winston-Salem, NC.
Jerry Chapman solo albums
Making God Laugh (2000)
Rumors of my Death (2003)
Put Me Together (2006)
Jason LeVasseur sings and plays acoustic guitar, a stand-up drum
kit, and congas. LeVasseur was born in the United States but spent most of
his childhood in Mexico, Belgium, and Italy before returning to the States
for college. LeVasseur's travels have influenced his playing style and his
perspective on the world. LeVasseur graduated from Wake Forest University.
Jason LeVasseur solo albums
Watching the Girls Go By (2001)
The Opening Guy: Live at Eddie's Attic (2003)
Driver Is the DJ (2005)
Live in Lyndonville (2006)
