... a site which promises to bring you up-to-date information on the life and career of Stephen Thadius Crompton Gibb.

Covering Steve from cradle to present day, this site features:

• Steve's Musical History
• Exclusive Photos, in The Photo Center
• Interviews
• Transcribed Newpaper and Magazine Articles
• Family History
• Current News on Steve
• A Messageboard, "The Smut Zone"

The primary objective of this website is to raise awareness of what Steve Gibb is doing and has done and to support the ongoing success of this very talented musician. We do welcome contributions of pictures, reviews, or personal accounts of meeting Steve from visitors to the site.

Steve has been actively working in the music industry since his teens. Very early in his life he was determined to take the stage, and that he has done with such names as The Underbellys, The Smithereens, The Bee Gees, Nikki Sixx and 58, Zakk Wylde's Black Label Society and others.

In March 2004 Steve joined 'Crowbar', a New Orleans based sludge/metal band founded by Kirk Windstein. The current combination of members have a great chemistry and when they perform, whether live or recorded, it's something you don't want to miss.

Recent Developments on this Site:

The Current News Page is updated monthly to give you the latest information available to us on Steve and Crowbar. This month (May) there are details of Kingdom of Sorrow's video release and Deal's film premiere.

The Sides & Solos Page is the all new page that details all Steve's published work to date. We also give details of how you can hear Steve's self-penned work.

The Reviews Page has a short review of Crowbar's first DVD and shows what fans and critics also have said.

The STCGibb.com Photo Center service features the largest collection of Steve Gibb photos in one place on the www. We have added a new album featuring Kingdom of Sorrow photos.

The Interviews Page I had the rare opportunity to have an hour long chat with Steve in Colchester at Crowbar's March 2006 gig. Steve was incredibly candid in this piece and I appreciate his being very forthright on a number of topics.

Other interviews and articles may be found on the Media Files page. This is also the place where archived material will be featured, as time goes on.

Please visit The Smut Zone, The Official Messageboard of STCGibb.com. Please consider making a post to introduce yourself and have a chat with others who are interested in Steve and his music.