Rock band Pröwess’ RV stolen with band and crew inside

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Anders — Editorial Lead
Anders is the creative force and technical architect behind Divine Magazine’s editorial identity. Blending Scandinavian minimalism with a sharp instinct for digital storytelling, he shapes the...

In the early hours of January 28, 2018, rock n’ roll band Pröwess’ RV was stolen in Burgettstown, Pennsylvania during load out at The Farm Bar.

On board were two band members, one crew member, two family members and three friends. The band’s trailer was open and dragged for three miles, splaying equipment across the highway. The crew was able to collectively take back control of the vehicle until the suspect was subdued and police and ambulance arrived on scene. No one on board was seriously injured. The majority of equipment was recovered by crew members not on board during the incident and diligent bar staff.

During an impromptu acoustic session, the suspect silently boarded and stole the vehicle, reaching high speeds and throwing all on board to the ground while the on board lights went out. Band members Dalton Bowes (vocals) and Kenny Keeler (bass) were able to remove the keys from the ignition while grappling for control of the wheel and pedals, successfully stopping the vehicle. All witnesses provided statements to the state police department and will be moving forward with the case.  The suspect is currently not in police custody as of January 28, 2018.

The band and crew released an official statement via Facebook Live today, detailing the incident. The band is currently on their 2018 Winter tour and will continue the rest of the tour as planned.

ABOUT PRÖWESS

Recently awarded fan-voted “The Best Song” from the 2018 Banger Music Awards for single “Show Me” from debut EP Headfirst, Pröwess continues to be an explosive manifestation of the rock genre itself. Amping up fans country-wide, the band of raw, memorable talent sees major fan interaction across their social media platforms from across the globe, and show no signs of slowing down as they lead the modern rock n’ roll scene. From fans donating $3500 in 5 hours to pay for an emergency surgery for a band member to their highly interactive Pröwess Tribe fan page, this band has a pure, impressive following while only having released one EP.

With “Show Me” spinning on radio nation-wide, Pröwess is a hard-hitting name you will not soon forget if you catch a show at one of their 2018 Winter tour dates.

Pröwess 2018 U.S. Headlining Tour Dates w/Lethal Affliction

1/25 – Roanoke, VA – The Q

1/26 – Norton, VA – The Rim

1/27 – Burgettstown, PA – The Farm

1/28 – Pittsburgh, PA – Howler’s

1/30 – Columbus, OH – Shrunken Head

1/31 – Detroit, MI – PJ’s Lager House

2/1 – Owosso, MI – Hickory Lounge

2/2 – Flint, MI – Scooter’s Bar

2/3 – Fenton, MI – Legends

2/7 – Chicago, IL – Cairo Ale House

2/9 – Ft. Atkinson, WI – Hijynx

2/10 – Muncie, IN – Bigshots Ballroom

2/12 – Cincinnati, OH – Mad Frog **

2/14 – Louisville, KY – Mag Bar **

2/15 – Knoxille, TN – Open Chord **

2/16 – Nashville, TN – The Cobra **

2/17 – Atlanta, GA – Star Bar **

2/20 – Birmingham, AL – The Nick **

2/22 – Gainsville, FL – High Dive

2/23 – Orlando, FL – Bombshells **

2/24 – New Port Richey, FL – Venom’s **

2/25 – Daytona Beach, FL – Rok Bar

3/2 – Salisbury, NC – Fish Bowl

3/3 – Raleigh, NC – The Maywood

 

** DATES WITH LETHAL AFFLICTION

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