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BROTHERS OSBORNE IN CONCERT:
Nashville-based country duo Brothers Osborne became one of the genre's hottest acts out of the gate. Both clocking in at over six feet tall, the brothers command the stage with ease and charisma as they tear through crowd favorites like the free-spirited "Let's Go There", the subtle lullaby "Love The Lonely Out Of You", and the booze-soaked summer anthem "Rum". Each song is crafted with catchy hooks, tight harmonies, and singalong choruses that highlight singer TJ's dynamic baritone and guitarist John's soulful grooves. Combining the old school twang of Merle Haggard and Hank Williams with the modern flare of Zac Brown Band, the down-home duo is showing ticket buyers a rollicking good time with their classic country shows.
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
John and TJ Osborne grew up in Deale, MD in a close-knit family of seven. As children they formed a band called Deuce & A Quarter with their father, performing cover songs by Lynyrd Skynyrd and Bob Seger at local venues. In the mid-'00s John moved to Nashville to work as a backing musician and TJ followed two years later. Soon they began performing together as Brothers Osborne and gained traction in the local circuit with buzzed-about concerts. In 2011 Warner Chappell/King Pen Music offered them a publishing deal, and a year later they inked a record deal with EMI Records Nashville. In 2014 the duo released their self-titled five-song EP, which includes the fan favorite anthem "Rum", and finished the year touring alongside country stars Lee Brice and Chris Young. With their highly-anticipated debut album arriving in 2015, as well as an opening slot on Eric Church's The Outsiders World Tour, the brothers are keeping more than busy.
I haven't been to this venue in a long time, our seats were amazing! Batu cover bands I wasn't that familiar with but they were great opening acts. And the Brothers Osborne rocked the house from the moment they stepped on stage! I loved every minute of it!
This was a fantastic concert. We all had the best time. Great venue. Brothers Osborne are just the Best!!! So talented. Loved it
They were awesome! Such a great venue! Great place to see a show! All of them were awesome!
Brothers Osborne knows how to entertain. I have been to several of their shows in the past and they never disappoint. They have an awesome catalog of songs and they know how to keep their audience engaged throughout their concert.
The whole concert was awesome from the opening to the ending. The volume could have been turned down just a bit for a inside small venue, the Memorial Auditorium, Sacramento. The Osborne Brothers were so great on the instraments, vocals, and their encore was the coolest, bizzarist, black light exsperiance. The giant dinasours were bad ass.
The venue was very good, and our seats were great, 4 rows from stage. Sound was good, except the vocals, needed to be more clear and loud. brothers osbourne was more rock and roll, then country, which i liked. Would go again
This is my 2nd time watching them perform live. Each time has been an experience. Amazing performers. They are so fun and truly seem to enjoy what they are doing. I love the candid way they talk and engage w the crowd. I did not care for the opening act though
I've seen everyone from Led Zeppelin to James Taylor. From ZZ Top to America. Kellie Pickler, Dierks Bentley and Jason Mraz. These guys brought the house down and they took us with them every step of the way. Giving every bit of themselves including all graphing pictures and slapping hands at the end of the evening. Best show ever!
I love the venue and I love it even more that Brothers Osborne still plays these smaller venues. They sounded absolutely amazing and put on hell of a show.
Opening acts, especially Tenille, were not that good. Memorial Auditorium was very nice, but the seats were hard.
Have no idea if the show was good. Sounded great but never saw the stage once. ADA was placed on the floor in row X. Once people stood, which was 2 minutes into Brothers Osborne the stage wasn’t visible. For those that are unable to stand it’s impossible to see the show. Makes no sense that ADA is placed in the back row. We left early because all we saw were the backs of the crowd.
What a great group. They put on a spectacular show
Loved the Memorial Auditorium. Small and quaint and beautiful. Would have loved for the concert to go on longer. Breaks, take down, set up between acts seemed to take a lot of time.
The venue was great!!! I had a knee replacement and was unable to climb the stairs to my seat. The people in the box office accommodated myself and two family members to a seat on the floor. I was walking with a walker and the new seats gave me the ability to enjoy myself. I was very worried about not being able to get to my seat but instead we were treated so kindly. The staff helped us find the new seats. Thank you for helping me. We will be back in the future for more great shows.
It was a fabulous show, Brothers Osborne play ecellent the crowd was great and the venue was good.
Brothers Osborne put on an AMAZING concert! We enjoyed the intimacy of the venue. Overall, it was a great evening!!!
Their performance and music were awesome. Love the on-core with the black lights and their florescent outfits were cool
Totally loved the Brothers Osborne. Great balance of rowdy and serious. Loved the "acoustic... on the couch" set. Grateful for a country act that has a soul and an audience that appreciated it. SDSU has great acoustics... and even though we were in the 6th row, the sound was balanced and not overwhelming. Would definitely see a show there again.
We went to three concerts this past weekend and this was one of the best. They played great songs, had a nice acoustic set on the couch and they had fun with a Halloween theme at the end. Great great great concert!
I had heard some of their music but I really had NO IDEA just how GREAT they were! John Osborne is quite possibly the best guitar player I have ever seen live and i have seen a lot of great ones over the last 45+ years I've been going to concerts! And JT killed it! The whole band was just super great.
