Wolfe Brothers String Band, Empty Bottle String Band & Center Stage Cloggers

Lays Hardware is known as a hot spot for dancing, and it’s a great setting for this concert by two great old time bands and a precision clogging team. The Wolfe Bros. String Band from Elk Creek never fails to get into a wonderful groove that dancers find irresistible. The Empty Bottle String Band (Tyler Hughes, Stephanie Jeter, Kristal Harman, and Andrew Barnes) from Big Stone Gap loves bringing innovation to their music while staying close to the old time string band tradition of the 1930's. Their members include dancers and dance callers, so they understand what pleases a dance crowd. The Center Stage Cloggers, a multi-generational dance team formed in 1996 and based in Wise County, Virginia, will share their precision clog talents, giving folks a chance to catch their breath from their own dancing.



The Crooked Road’s Mountains of Music Homecoming is made possible by the Appalachian Regional Commission, National Endowment for the Arts, VA Dept of Housing & Economic Development, Virginia Tobacco Commission, Virginia Tourism Corporation, Blue Ridge Beverage, Food City, Virginia Commission for the Arts, David and Judie Reemsnyder, Dominion Energy, McGuireWoods, LLC., Virginia State Parks and other generous supporters. For the deaf and hard of hearing community, signing interpretation services can be made available if requested at least 21 days in advance of the concert. For requests received less than 21 days prior to the concert, every effort will be made for accommodations, but interpretation services are not guaranteed. To request services or for more information contact The Crooked Road office by email at admin@thecrookedroad.org or by calling 276-492-2409.