Brothers Osborne

Formed by brothers TJ Osborne and John Osborne, Brothers Osborne took root in Deale, Maryland before developing in Nashville, where the duo refined a songwriting approach and sound that blend country, country rock, southern rock and a touch of outlaw country. TJ handles lead vocals with a deep, direct voice, while John defines the group's identity through a very present guitar style, sitting between twang, southern rock and blues inflections. After a publishing deal in 2011 and signing with EMI Nashville in 2012, Brothers Osborne began releasing their first tracks in 2013 and gradually established themselves with the EP Brothers Osborne in 2014, then the album Pawn Shop in 2016, followed by Port Saint Joe in 2018, Skeletons in 2020 and Brothers Osborne in 2023. Their trajectory spans Nashville’s country circuit as well as stages closer to Americana and roots rock, with occasional collaborations with Dierks Bentley, Maren Morris and Brooks & Dunn. Producer Jay Joyce accompanied much of this sonic evolution before a change of approach on the album Brothers Osborne. In 2024 the duo also released the EP Break Mine.