Since dropping their debut album, Some People I Know in 2018, via Compass Records the duo received critical praise from the likes of Rolling Stone Country, NPR, Billboard and more.

Inspired by Appalachian folk and bluegrass traditions, their striking music is laden with pitch perfect sibling harmonies and captivating lyrics, revealing their journeys of living across various parts of east and west North America.

Touring as an acoustic-folk duo, David plays cello and guitar and Adam plays the 5-string fiddle.

Along with their debut album the duo has also released several fervently received one-off singles including the fan-favorited single Siren Song which topped Spotify’s Fresh Folk and amassed more than seven million streams to date, along with the freshly released single, Summer Rain.

The Brother Brothers begin their tour at Woodford Folk Festival on 29 December 2019, then tour the nation from 3 January to 19 January 2020. Full national tour dates below.

The Brother Brothers Aussie Tour
29 December – 1 Jan, Woodford Folk Festival
3 January, Brisbane, QLD – Old Museum
4 January, Dorrigo, NSW – Dorrigo Gazette Theatre
5 January, Newcastle, NSW – Live n Cookin’ @ Lizotte’s
7 January, Sydney, NSW – The Vanguard
8 January, Canberra, ACT – Smith’s Alternative
9 January, Melbourne, VIC – The Spotted Mallard
10-12 January, Cygnet Folk Festival
14 January, Hobart, TAS – Salamanca Arts Centre
15 January, Adventure Bay, TAS – Adventure Bay Hall
16 January, Sheffield, TAS – Mountain Mojo
17-19 January, Illawarra Folk Festival NSW
www.thebrotherbrothersmusic.com

The Texan titans return to our shores this September for three mammoth shows, in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, and this time, they have a set list of new music in tow.

‘Governed By Contagions’  was released in December last year, the first taste of what to expect from the band’s fourth studio record ‘in • ter a • li • a’, coming seventeen years after the release of 2000’s seminal LP ‘Relationship of Command’. In February they dropped second single ‘Incurably Innocent’, in April  ‘Hostage Stamps’ hit the airwaves, and on May 5, fans get the full album, just in time to let it sink in before the band hit the stage here.

At The Drive In back are back, doing what they do best—rewriting all the rules, mark these on sale dates in your diary, their last tour sold out in hours!

At The Drive In Australian Tour
Thursday 28th September – Festival Hall Melbourne
Friday 29th September – Hordern Pavilion Sydney
Saturday 30th September – Sunday 1st October – Yours & Owls Festival, Wollongong
Monday 2nd October – Eatons Hill Hotel Brisbane
www.atthedriveinmusic.com