BOSTON, MA | Bringing their “Might as Well Be Us” tour to the MGM Music Hall at Fenway in Boston, Brothers Osborne’s performance was electrifying from start to finish.
Newcomer Jackson Dean opened the show with a powerful set, commanding the stage with his gritty, outlaw drawl, and a skilled band supporting him. The Maryland native’s single, “Don’t Come Lookin’” was the fastest debut to reach No. 1 in 2022 and cemented Dean as the youngest solo male Country artist to reach the top of the charts with a debut.
With the stage warmed up, The Brothers Osborne kicked off their set with “Might As Well Be Me,” followed by “Nobody’s Nobody” and “Shoot Me Straight.” The boys traversed the stage with high energy, treating fans to songs they have been recently longing for, said TJ Osborne, giving lovers of the Brothers a memorable evening they will not soon forget.
“It was a phenomenal show! Acoustics were perfect! Love this place and love this band,” said Jean V. Lisa W. shared that it was a “Fabulous show that rocked from start to finish. “’It Ain’t my Fault’ blew the roof off the house. I want to see them every weekend.” Playing a great selection from their catalog of hits, The Brothers Osborne’s skilled solo shredding and harmonies connected them with the audience and had people on their feet throughout the entire show.
In March, the GRAMMY-Award winning duo released their “Break Mine” EP via EMI Records Nashville. The new, four song EP includes two new tracks, “Break Mine” and “Get To Movin’ Again,” as well as two songs included on their GRAMMY-nominated 2023 self-titled album.
“This one is for the fans,” said TJ Osborne. “Every time we release an album, our fans are asking for more music, faster. We heard that, and held some special songs back from our last project so we could release them now. We also wanted to include a couple of the tracks from Brothers Osborne that we thought deserved some more of the spotlight. We can’t wait to play these songs on the road for you all this spring.”
