WHO IS THAT CAPED MUSIC MAN ?

Sir Ivan

You’ve seen him at the hottest events around the world wearing one of his brightly colored capes with a large Swarovski crystal peace sign centered on the back. He is Sir Ivan also known as Peaceman, the rocker/peace activist who is battling hate crimes and discrimination with his songs and deeds. In Miami Beach at Victoria’s Secret ultra exclusive fashion extravaganza, he flaunted a fiery red Peaceman cape; at the luxe grand opening bash at The Fontainebleau, he dazzled in sunlit yellow – in New York at Grammy – nominated songwriter Denise Rich’s black tie charity gala, he was elegant in glittering black. In every era, one man is born to capture the heart and imagination of everyday people.Not since the 60s & ‘70s, when John Lennon held the world in thrall with his message of peace has there been a performer who is as deeply committed to the idea of a world at peace as rocker and peace activist Sir Ivan.Unique, undeniably eccentric, and touchingly real in his mission, Sir Ivan is breathing new life into the musical and social legacy of the 1960s with his new album, “I AM PEACEMAN”. What sets “I AM PEACEMAN” apart from other modern interpretations of 60s music is its fresh, exciting blend of rich melodies and harmonies with live rock guitar and an undercurrent of electronic beats – a sound known as "Rocktronica". The entire 15 song album can be heard on his web site at sirivanmusic.com, The album’s debut is timed to acquire major distribution early next year in celebration of the 40th Anniversary of Woodstock. Sir Ivan is donating 100% of his net recording artist royalties from his new album to The Peaceman Foundation which he created to battle Hate Crimes and treat victims of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Now you can check out an exclusive premiere of his electrifying new video for the ‘60s classic anti-violence song, For What It’s Worth, showing the caped crusader stopping hate in its tracks. Just click on and catch the country’s hottest singer fighting for peace for all humankind.