The Gibson Brothers CD Release

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12-9-2018
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\nThe Gibson Brothers \;brand of bluegrass is a visceral mix of heritage and soaring harmony\, making them the premiere brother duet of the genre\, following in the footsteps of legendary brother acts such as the \;Stanley Brothers\, \;Jim &\; Jesse\, and the \;Osborne Brothers. Their upcoming release\, "\;In the Ground\,"\; (debuting Nov 2018) was produced by \;Dan Auerbach \;of the \;Black Keys \;and brings a whole new meaning to Leigh and Eric'\;s honky tonk roots.
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\nBesides writing amazing songs and having beautiful voices\, they have just about every Bluegrass Award you can think of\;Entertainer of the Year\, \;Vocal Group of the Year\, \;Album of the Year\, \;Song of the Year\, \;Songwriter of the Year\, \;Male Vocalist of the Year\, \;Emerging Artist of the Year \;and \;Gospel Recorded Performance of the Year. You see what I mean. "\;Help My Brother"\; held the #1 position on the Bluegrass Unlimited Album chart for 8 months\, and it was still charting on the BU Top 30 more than a year after its release.
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\nOn their new Album\, "\;In the Ground\,"\; you can hear their dedication to the songs\, from the lighthearted to the profound\; in the modernity of the lyrics\, matched with a virtuosity that feels somehow both traditional and revelatory. Featuring celebrated\, award-winning Dobro player \;Rob Ickes.

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The Gibson Brothers truly need no introduction in the bluegrass world. And even though they&rsquo\;ve become "\;bluegrass superstars"\; (New York Times)\, there are still plenty of people outside the worlds of bluegrass and acoustic music who are not yet familiar with their music. If you haven'\;t yet discovered them - now'\;s the time! \;This will be their full 4-piece band show.
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\n&ldquo\;When I hear someone like the Gibson Brothers\, I know it&rsquo\;s them from the first note. They have that little thing in their voices that no one else has... - \;Del McCoury
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\n"\;Eric and Leigh Gibson might have\, pound-for-pound\, the most impeccably fine-sounding traditional bluegrass band on the contemporary scene. ...the reason these guys can&rsquo\;t lose is that\, quite simply\, they sound so great. Eric and Leigh sing bluegrass&rsquo\; tightest harmony blend and instrumentally the group plays with unmatched alacrity and taste."\; - \;PopMatters
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\nVIDEOS: \; \;Long Gone \;- \;Big Mon \;- \;They Called it Music \;- \;Walking West To Memphis \;- \;Bye Bye Love \;- \;Fresh Grass

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