Rock n’ roll is a family tradition…

“Vee sings Vee” is a tip of the hat to the Vee family musical heritage.Join us for an evening of electricity and music hosted by the Prince of Twang and Canadian Rockabilly Hall of Famer ROBBY VEE.

Vee takes you through the 60’s with stories, video and music from his father Bobby Vee’s career, a career spanning over 6 decades. Vee is one of the longest lasting teen idols and at one time Billboard Magazine considered him one of the most consistent chart makers ever with 38 Hot 100 chart hits, 10 of which hit the top 20. Classic songs including Take Good Care of My Baby, the Night Has a Thousand Eyes, Rubber Ball, Devil or Angel, Run To Him, Come Back When You Grow-up Girl, Love You More Then I Can Say and many more! Vee sings Vee picks up where the Buddy Holly Story leaves off, “The Day The Music Died”, Feb 3 Bobby Vee fills in for Holly at the Moorhead Armory and the rest is rock n’ roll history.

Robby Vee, born Robert Velline is named after his father. With six studio albums to his credit he is steeped in rock’s timeless tradition of pop, swing, rockabilly and bop. Robby’s talent, creativity and perseverance as a singer/ guitarist/ songwriter and entertainer has captured the attention of audiences and respected industry professionals world wide for more than a decade. He has learned from, and shared credits and stages with the architects and legends of Rock ‘N’ Roll, such as Little Richard, the Everly Brothers, Carl Perkins, Sir Paul McCartney,

Eric Clapton, Dion, The Righteous Brothers, Buddy Holly’s Crickets, Dick Clark and his ‘Caravan of Stars Rock ‘N’ Roll Show’ and many more. Robby is currently touring Fairs, Festivals, Casinos and Theaters with his Strings and Things Rock n’ Roll Orchestra including a live string section and a tribute to the golden era of rock-n-roll featuring a video and music tip of the hat to Twang music.