Is Tab Benoit married?

I cannot seem to find out anything personal about his family. Would love to know if he is married or not.

Janis wrote:

I cannot seem to find out anything personal about his family. Would love to know if he is married or not.

I met Tab's wife at the VOW festival in Houma in October. He also has a son named Tab Jr.

Janis wrote:

I cannot seem to find out anything personal about his family. Would love to know if he is married or not.

His wifes name is Theresa. If you do a wesearch for Lousianna Leroux, you will find a pic of her on that site.

I wouldn't seek an affair with Tab Benoit as he is serious about his "causes" whether he is marrried or not and that is why he chanpions so hard on their behalf.....Tab rocks married or not!!!! He's a Cajun dream man no doubt about it!!!! If'n you get a chance to partake of some of the festivatives of the very beautiful city of Houma you would see that Houma, Louisiana has a lot of cute men!!!! Trust me they are delicious and to die for!!!!

i thought tab was gay? no?

i thought tab was gay? is he not?

There's nothing gay about Tab Benoit. He likes women just fine.

Tab Benoit is married and has a 7yr old son.

Lizzie...PLEASE!! You're embarassing Michigan! He's not and even if he were what difference would that make??

sorry, he just looks VERY gay! VERY GAY LOOKING...Tab is... Plus he is a lame guitar player... Hes not Dr Dreamy... Hes a dork with a guitar. Besides lots of gay guys are married with children.... & how do ya'll know for sure??

kal wrote:

There's nothing gay about Tab Benoit. He likes women just fine.

sorry you must know first hand!

What I know is that Tab is a beautiful human being. I value what he brings to the world through his music and his passion for the place he calls home (Houma, Louisiana). I had the opportunity to visit Houma last summer and fell in love with the bayou. There's a reason he's so vocal about saving the Louisiana wetlands. Both Tab and his wife, Teresa, were wonderful hosts at the annual Voice of the Wetlands Festival.

Lame guitar player? What do you play with besides yourself? Is being an ignorant idiot one of your talents Lizzie? You seem to have that down. Gay or not, he is passionate about his music and saving the wetlands. What do you actually do besides troll message boards asking stupid questions and pissing people off?

I saw him play in Jacksonville Florida in April 2008. He is one of the best muscisians I've seen in a long time. I am originally from Houma and the music that night took me home. If only for a little while. Keep Playin Tab!!

i am gay.. my gaydar is off

renee,
why do you care?

i have not called you an idiot.. a groupie for a lame ass MARRIED geetar player...but not an idiot

Renee wrote:

Lame guitar player? What do you play with besides yourself? Is being an ignorant idiot one of your talents Lizzie? You seem to have that down. Gay or not, he is passionate about his music and saving the wetlands. What do you actually do besides troll message boards asking stupid questions and pissing people off?

I dont want to piss off anymore TAB groupies! I am sorry..

Renee wrote:

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His wifes name is Theresa. If you do a wesearch for Lousianna Leroux, you will find a pic of her on that site.

Went on the website, can't find a picture of her. Can you give me some direction on how to find it. Thanks.

I have an idea- Why don't all of you come down to this year's annual Voice of the Wetlands Festival and see Tab and his wife in person. The festival is fantastic, and Tab is (as Kal said) a beautiful human being on a mission to save this place I call home, and I can only give him props for that. As far as his music talent is concerned, I think he is very talented, but what matters most, talent or not, is that people travel far and wide to see him.. and hear his message. He uses his skill as a musician to help change this world for the better... and really, what more can anyone ask for?

Voice of the Wetlands Festival- October 10-12th
Southdown Plantation in Houma, LA

There is more information on the website too:
www.voiceofthewetlands.com

Amen! Thanks, Misty!