Tom Rowe
Tom Rowe has spent more than 30 years as a full-time professional entertainer. He has been a member of the legendary folk group Schooner Fare since 1975 and still performs with them on a limited basis. In 1992, Tom formed a duo with his eldest son Dave. They called themselves Rowe by Rowe and were joined in 1998 by Tom's high school pal Denny Breau to form Turkey Hollow. Tom has recorded 13 albums with Schooner Fare; a solo effort in 1991 titled Whistle Up a Storm; Rowe by Rowe with Dave in 1997; and now two albums with Turkey Hollow . He has written many of Schooner Fare's popular songs as well as songs for Rowe by Rowe and Turkey Hollow. Tom has been at various times a music educator, a recording studio engineer and producer with dozens of album credits, and a choir director. He lives in Auburn, Maine with his wife Donna and has five children: Dave, Erikka, Marin, Summer and Toni.

Dave Rowe
Dave Rowe grew up surrounded by music and by age 15 was performing professionally with the Makem Brothers. Dave toured two years with rising Maine country artist Don Campbell. He also founded Murphy's Lawbreakers and toured with the award-winning Silver Dollar Band. Dave formed Rowe by Rowe with his dad in 1992 and they became Turkey Hollow with the addition of Denny Breau in 1998. Rowe by Rowe released a self-titled album in 1997 and there have been two Turkey Hollow albums. In 2002, Dave released his first solo album, By The Way. In addition to touring with Turkey Hollow, Dave maintains a busy schedule of solo dates as well as continuing to perform with Murphy's Lawbreakers. When he is not touring, Dave runs his own recording facility, Cheshire Moon Studios. Dave and his wife Kimberly live in Raymond, Maine with their two children, McKenzie and Kieran.

Denny Breau
Denny Breau hails from a famous show business family. He is the third son of RCA recording artists Hal Lone Pine and Betty Cody and the younger brother of jazz guitar wizard Lenny Breau. Denny began his professional career at the tender age of 15 and was a full-time professional by the time he was a senior in high school. Denny did a stint in the U.S. Army Band from 1972-75 in New Jersey where he regularly jammed with up and comers from the E Street Band. Following his discharge, Denny returned to Maine to take up residence in several popular rock and country bands. He has played on countless albums as a studio musician and has recorded a solo country effort, Lotta My Old Man in Me; a duo album with Brad Harnois titled Winterwood and two albums with Turkey Hollow. Denny has won many Maine Country Music awards and continues to pursue an active solo career. He lives in Lewiston, Maine, with his wife Ann and their two children, Aaron and Alyssa. He has one grown son, Josh, from a previous marriage.

Kathy Schultz
Hi! I'm the band's manager and booking agent. As a Midwesterner, I may not share their New England roots or accent (I maintain that I don't have an accent!), but I definitely share in their passion for music. So, in the summer 1998 when Tom, Denny and Dave decided to travel down this new musical highway as Turkey Hollow [Consort], I was delighted that they asked me to join them on the journey.

Managing an active touring group demands that a good chunk of your life is spent on the phone, and I'm no exception. Being a people person, I truly enjoy talking with the folks who run the concert series, festivals, coffeehouses and folk clubs all across the country. Oh, and then there is the scheduling of the tours; researching the venues; sending out promotional materials; and booking the hotel rooms and airline flights. Then once an event is finalized, I work with the promoter to help publicize the show. Last but not least, I also pass along directions and other details to the band members to insure that things run smoothly. Whew!

One of the perks of my position is having the occasional opportunity to experience a real world road trip with the boys. It's wonderful to finally meet the people that I've spoken with while setting up the performances and the reality of these trips truly underscores how even the smallest of details can make or break a successful tour. But I enjoy every minute of it, because first and foremost, I'm a FAN!. Just watching Dave and Denny trade guitar riffs before a concert for the sheer joy of doing it or listening to the three of them craft the harmonies that give Turkey Hollow such a unique sound makes it all worth it.

Turkey Hollow is a band that needs to be experienced in concert. The energy that this band generates during a live show is both exciting and infectious. For me, there's nothing as gratifying as seeing and hearing folks clapping their hands, tapping their feet, singing and laughing along and knowing that I had a part in making it happen.

Let me help place them in your venue. Please give me a call. I look forward to hearing from you.