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Sheesham and Lotus are a distinctiveCanadian performer duo rooted in old-time fiddle and banjo, with ragtime, jug-band, and vaudeville influences. Formed in 1998 as part of the fiddle band Flapjack, founders Sheesham Crow and Lotus Wight established a sound that blends sepia-tonic timbres with inventive, low-key theatricality. Live performances often feature innovative instruments like the Monophone horn and contrabass-harmoniphoneum, capturing a vintage vibe with a modern twist. The duo has been joined by Son Sanderson for select live appearances, expanding the sonic palette to a trio for engaging onstage dynamics. Secure your seats to experience their nostalgic, textural sound and engaging stage presence that feels like a conversation with musicians you’ve known for years.

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Below you’ll find a concise biography, a look at their discography highlights, and current tour information. We’ve got you covered for authentic, straightforward ticket access to see Sheesham and Lotus live in venues across Canada and beyond.

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Biography

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Sheesham Crow and Lotus Wight formed their collective in 1998, emerging from the Canadian fiddle scene as an evolution of the broader project Flapjack. The duo’s name signals a playful, artisan approach to traditional roots music, with a commitment to preserving old-time fiddle and banjo while weaving ragtime, jug-band grooves, and vaudeville flair into their performances. They’ve built a reputation for sonically adventurous outings, including the use of sepia-phonic instruments such as the Monophone horn and contrabass-harmoniphoneum, which contribute to their distinctive timbre.

The live experience

What reaches the room

The live setup has evolved to include Son Sanderson for certain performances, creating an intimate trio that broadens their arrangements for intimate venues and festival stages alike. Their work has earned critical recognition and a devoted following among folk and roots enthusiasts.

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Discography Highlights

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Quick Facts About Sheesham and Lotus

  • Origin: Formed in 1998 as part of the Fiddle band Flapjack; founders are Sheesham Crow and Lotus Wight, later joined by Son Sanderson for live/trio performances.
  • Musical style: Old-time fiddle and banjo with ragtime, jug-band and vaudeville influences; known for sepia-phonic instruments like the Monophone horn and contrabass-harmoniphoneum.
  • Discography (most recent first): 1929 (as Sheesham, Lotus & Son) 2012; Five Miles from Town (2011); Everytime (2008); Old Time Fiddle & Banjo (2006).
  • Awards/achievements: 1929 was nominated for a Canadian Folk Music Award (Best Traditional Album); the 2008 album Everytime received strong critical acclaim (promoter Matt Large called it 'the best folk record of 2008').
  • 2025 tour: no publicly verified 2025 dates found in the sources consulted.
  • Social media/online presence: official site sheeshamandlotus.com and a Facebook page (facebook.com/Sheesham-and-Lotus).

The records

Sheesham and Lotus Discography

  • 1929 (the New Kings of Old-Time)
    2012 · Sepiaphone Records
  • Five Miles from Town
    2011 · Sepiaphone Records
  • Everytime
    2008 · Sepiaphone Records
  • Old Time Fiddle & Banjo
    2006 · Sepiaphone Records

Biography

Sheesham Crow and Lotus Wight formed their collective in 1998, emerging from the Canadian fiddle scene as an evolution of the broader project Flapjack. The duo’s name signals a playful, artisan approach to traditional roots music, with a commitment to preserving old-time fiddle and banjo while weaving ragtime, jug-band grooves, and vaudeville flair into their performances. They’ve built a reputation for sonically adventurous outings, including the use of sepia-phonic instruments such as the Monophone horn and contrabass-harmoniphoneum, which contribute to their distinctive timbre.

The live setup has evolved to include Son Sanderson for certain performances, creating an intimate trio that broadens their arrangements for intimate venues and festival stages alike. Their work has earned critical recognition and a devoted following among folk and roots enthusiasts.

Discography Highlights

  • 1929 (as Sheesham, Lotus & Son) — 2012 — Nominated for a Canadian Folk Music Award (Best Traditional Album). The project reflects intergenerational collaboration and a reverence for early 20th-century American string-band traditions.
  • Five Miles from Town — 2011 — A refined collection that continues their signature blend of fiddle, banjo, and theatricality.
  • Everytime — 2008 — Widely acclaimed, with promoter Matt Large calling it “the best folk record of 2008.”
  • Old Time Fiddle & Banjo — 2006 — A foundational release that showcases their core instruments and stylistic roots.

Upcoming Tour Information

As of the latest updates, no publicly verified 2025 tour dates have been announced. To stay informed about future appearances, please follow official channels and ticket alerts. When announcements come through, we’ll help lock in your seats quickly and securely.

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