Unfaithful Servants Live in the Chapel

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Friday, February 22nd, 2019
Doors: 7 Show: 7:30

Barely North Entertainment is pleased to present the Unfaithful Servants for an intimate performance in the Chapel at Providence Farm (on Friday Feb. 22.

Tickets $20 at the door or online at https://barelynorth.tickit.ca/events/5813-unfaithful-servants-live-in-the-chapel?locale=en

Doors: 7 Show: 7:30

The Unfaithful Servants have quickly gained a reputation in Western Canada as an in demand festival band and a must-see act. With an original and exciting approach to traditional Americana, folk, bluegrass and country music, the group serves up explosive instrumentals, compelling story-telling and high powered vocals.

The band's lineup includes American born Mandolinist Jesse Cobb could be described as a virtuoso on his instrument. He is a founding member of the critically acclaimed bluegrass group The Infamous String Dusters, and with that group he received a Grammy nomination for one of his original compositions. Jesse has recorded and performed with the likes of Bela Fleck, Lee Anne Womack, Dirks Bentley, and Jim Lauderdale among others. He’s performed many times on the historic stage of The Grand Old Opry and has toured the world. His exceptional talent is widely recognized in the bluegrass world, and he is an innovator of the instrument.

Dylan Stone is a restless songwriter who is constantly pursuing new sounds and collaborations. An interesting and storied career has led him to share the stage with Alejandro Escovedo, open for Keith Urban at BC’s largest country music festival, play onstage with Robert Randolf & The Family Band, and perform his songs for Lou Reed in Nashville, Tennessee.

Miriam Sonstenes is a founder of beloved Canadian roots trio The Sweet Lowdown, who have won or been nominated for various awards at the Canadian Folk Music Awards, Western Canadian Music Awards, and Vancouver Island Music Awards. She has studied under bluegrass fiddle legend Bobby Hicks and is a tireless student to her muse. Jesse’s mandolin and Miriam’s fiddle grace The Unfaithful Servants with sounds both sweet and hard driving.

Alex Remple on stand-up bass solidifies the group with groove and versatility. Alex also performs and tours North America and Europe with Canadian group West My Friend.