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About Us
 | Ed, the eldest of the brothers plays the rhythm guitar and sings both lead and harmony. Ed is also the songwriter of the group. |
 | Rod plays the bass guitar and sings both lead and bass. |
 | John plays the fiddle and sings lead. |
 | Andy plays acoustic guitar and sings both lead and high harmony. He has mastered the lost art of Yodeling, which has brought him national attention. He has been invited over 10 times to perform at the Wilf Carter Tribute Concert in Nova Scotia. |
 | Clarence, their father, plays lead guitar and has performed in dance bands for over 40 years. |
Born and raised in Carleton Place Ontario, these four natural brothers, along with their father Clarence, form the Bowes Brothers. Influenced by such groups as the Statler Brothers and the Irish Rovers, they began singing and playing country and gospel music at an early age. It has only been since 2002 that this family put themselves on stage together to perform as a band.
Popular to fairs and festivals throughout Eastern Ontario, Western Quebec and the Maritime Provinces, the Bowes Brothers are especially noted for performances at the International Plowing Match and the Ottawa Senators Hockey Club’s Christmas parties for two consecutive years. They were featured on CJOH Television's Regional Contact in 2003 and after an overwhelming response again in 2004. They have shared the stage with some of country's best like Stompin' Tom Connors, Ricky Skaggs, Charlie Major, George Canyon, Paul Brandt, Ronnie Prophet and the Road Hammers.
Along with performing publicly at fairs and festivals, the Bowes Brothers have also become a popular valley dance band playing weddings and many social events.Singing in four part harmony with some humor, the Bowes Brothers bring a unique
style to country music.
The band has completed four recordings:
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This Songs For You | Sing Me Back Home |
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First Day Of School | Home For Christmas |
If you would like to purchase a CD for yourself or as a gift, please Contact Us.