July 19 2018 8:00pm at the House of Diamonds
Crooked Stove Pipe
After 45 years, St. John’s-based Crooked Stovepipe continues its run as the oldest bluegrass band in Canada. Over the years founding members Neil Rosenberg and Ted Rowe have taken the band through four CDs plus a children’s recording with Colleen Power. Their third CD, "Just In Case", was voted "Bluegrass Recording of the Year" by the ECMA, and MusicNL named Power "Female Vocalist of the Year" for her collaboration with the band.
They have played often on radio and television, and appeared at numerous concerts and festivals around the province. The band has also performed in Nova Scotia, PEI, Ontario, and Alberta. Neil and Ted were founding members of the Bluegrass and Old-Time Country Music Society of Newfoundland and Labrador and Crooked Stovepipe has been featured regularly at its annual jamboree. Ted’s son Dave Rowe, Matt Hender and Carole Bestvater round out the band for 2018.
See them Thursday July 12th at 8:pm at the House of Diamonds. Only 40 seats available.
Tickets are $20 in advance, $25 at the door – if there are any left to sell.
They have played often on radio and television, and appeared at numerous concerts and festivals around the province. The band has also performed in Nova Scotia, PEI, Ontario, and Alberta. Neil and Ted were founding members of the Bluegrass and Old-Time Country Music Society of Newfoundland and Labrador and Crooked Stovepipe has been featured regularly at its annual jamboree. Ted’s son Dave Rowe, Matt Hender and Carole Bestvater round out the band for 2018.
See them Thursday July 12th at 8:pm at the House of Diamonds. Only 40 seats available.
Tickets are $20 in advance, $25 at the door – if there are any left to sell.
