 Husband and Wife duo singing brother duet-style country and bluegrass songs through Saskatchewan and Northeastern Alberta October 2019
“Prepare to be amused, moved, inspired, and entertained – because I’m here to tell you that, all of her other talents aside, Corrina Rose Logston is already one of the most dazzling songwriters working in bluegrass today.” — Jon Weisberger, 2012 IBMA Songwriter of the Year Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous house concert network presents Jeremy & Corrina “The Stephens Brothers” on the ‘Chautauqua Trail’ house concert series this October, touring Saskatchewan and Northeastern Alberta October 15 through 27. The Chautauqua Trail tour kicks off October 15 in Edmonton. Full schedule is below, and at https://www.homeroutes.ca/homeroutes-artists/jeremy-corrina-the-stephens-brothers/. Chautauqua Trail Dates - The Stephens Brothers October 15, 2019 Edmonton October 16, 2019 Elk Point October 17, 2019 Lloydminster October 18, 2019 Livelong October 19, 2019 Big River October 20, 2019 Cold Lake October 22, 2019 Bonnyville October 23, 2019 Fort McMurray October 24, 2019 Athabasca October 25, 2019 Brazeau County October 26, 2019 Jasper October 27, 2019 Hinton To attend any of these shows, please contact Home Routes/ Chemin Chez Nous HERE or via email attend@homeroutes.ca or info@homeroutes.ca or call: (204) 480-3380, Toll-free in Canada: 1 (866) 925-6889. The full Home Routes schedule can be accessed online at homeroutes.ca. Chautauqua Trail - Northeastern AB / Northwestern SK Oct 15-27, 2019: Jermy & Corrina "The Stephens Brothers" TN Nov 9-22, 2019: Rosemary Lawton (NL) Jan 26-Feb 8, 2020: Emilyn Stam & Nathan Smith (ON) Feb 25-Mar 8, 2020: Richard Inman & Amber Rose (MB) March 25-Apr 6, 2020: Sherry Ryan (NL) Apr 23-May 6, 2020: Andy Cohen (TN) About Jeremy & Corrina “The Stephens Brothers” Corrina Rose Logston and Jeremy Stephens are a duo heavily steeped in the sounds of traditional bluegrass and early country music. From heart songs and brother duets of the early Grand Ole Opry era to lively bluegrass tunes and their own original material, their show is sure to keep you entertained. Corrina and Jeremy perform the ballads of bygone days with a haunting authenticity that belies their age, yet they simultaneously breathe new life into the old songs. Their performance blends past and present in a compelling combination of familiar and unique. Both Corrina and Jeremy have strong individual pedigrees. Jeremy, born and raised in south central Virginia, has worked as banjo player with the Lilly Brothers, as guitarist and singer for the world famous gospel group the Chuck Wagon Gang, and as a multi-instrumentalist on the television show Ray Stevens’ Nashville. He is a true student of old-time, bluegrass, and country music and has won banjo contests all across the country. Corrina, originally from southwestern Illinois, has worked as fiddler and singer with a who’s who of today’s traditional-based bluegrass performers, including David Peterson & 1946, Chris Henry & the Hardcore Grass, and Jim Lauderdale. She is a graduate of Belmont University and has won numerous contests in fiddling and singing as well. Drawn together by their mutual love for duets, especially the lesser known names in traditional bluegrass and hillbilly music, Corrina and Jeremy have been likened to Reno & Smiley, the Louvin Brothers, and Lulu Belle & Scotty. Their vocal blending and harmony have led to them being dubbed “The Stephens Brothers,” when in fact these only-children are only “kin” through their marriage to one another. When not touring as a duo, the two can be found performing with their critically-acclaimed bluegrass band High Fidelity or working the Grand Ole Opry with Jesse McReynolds and the Virginia Boys. They currently reside in Nashville, Tennessee. Together they bring a colorful palate of diverse musical styles with a heart- warming delivery that is sure to delight. Chautauqua Trail The Chautauqua Trail is a project of Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous, presenting Canadian and international artists to audiences in Saskatchewan, Northeastern Alberta and throughout Canada. Home Routes’ programming emphasizes artistic excellence, and diverse and entertaining performances that leave audiences breathless and wanting more. About House Concerts: House concerts have a triple function: they support artists’ ability to make a living, they make music accessible on a grassroots level to all corners of Canada, and they connect people -- a social engine that builds community. Home Routes/ Chemin Chez Nous thanks our funders and partners for their support. This project is made possible in part by the Manitoba Arts Council, FACTOR, SOCAN Foundation, and The Canada Council for the Arts. LISTEN to Home Routes Radio: https://www.homeroutes.ca/home-routes-radio/ Help us continue this important work There are many ways to get involved in the furthering Canadian music with Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous. One way is through financial support by becoming a monthly subscriber at our Home Routes project Patreon page, with a contribution of $5 per month you will be helping HomeRoutes Chemin Chez Nous bring more music with more musicians to more places in Canada. Becoming a subscriber will also give you access to bonus podcast episodes of private concerts and more. No matter the amount, your support matters. If you love folk music, the scene, the shows, the pickers, the songs in your head, the lonesome harmonica blowers, the cultural life of your country, please consider becoming a subscriber via Patreon here. About Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous: Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous was incorporated as a not-for-profit arts organization in February of 2007 to create new performance opportunities for French and English speaking musicians and audiences in rural, remote and urban, communities across Canada, hosted by volunteers in their homes and other community venues. Follow Home Routes on twitter @homeroutes or “like” on facebook. See the Full Home Routes Schedule online at: https://www.homeroutes.ca/attend/2018-2019-season-schedule-grid/ Jeremy & Corrina “The Stephens Brothers” Links: Website: http://www.corrinacorrina.com/item/songs-of-home-inspiration/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CorrinaJeremy/
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