Since BROTHER’s inception on the Sydney pub scene more than ten years ago (the essential breeding ground for acts such as INXS, AC/DC, Midnight Oil and Men at Work), the music of this Indie success story has evolved around some powerful constants. Distinctive vocal harmonies; rock melodies; strong, evocative lyrics; and the hallmark sounds of bagpipes & the didgeridoo (the Australian Aboriginal ceremonial instrument).

BROTHER is one of the most successful Indie exports Australia has made to the US. As a result of constant touring over the last 8 years, BROTHER has established a strong fan base across the entire country. The key to this success is BROTHER’s dynamic, emotion-charged live performance, which showcases songs that leave a powerful and lasting impression. Along with composing their own music, and in the spirit of Ani DiFranco, BROTHER has self-produced and released 7 of their own CD's through their label, Rhubarb Records. To date their catalog sales exceed 100,000 units.

Brother were part of Celtic Grove's original playlist and continue to be a big part of our retinue. They were one of the first bands to aid the cause of our online community with CD's and promotional material. A devastating car crash in the spring of 2000 threatened the lives of the band members - some of whom spent weeks in hospital. Today Brother are bigger than ever and tour 12 months a year. Their spirit and determination are a tribute to the enduring soul of Celtic music.

SPECIAL FEATURE ITEMS
BROTHER were our Special Featured Artists in May of 2001

Meg Warburton interviews BROTHER at Deep Ellum

SEGA has BROTHER video downloads

WoodSongs Radio Hour feature BROTHER

REVIEW: BROTHER - This Way Up -Erik MacAlpine

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