AS TEENAGERS, the Brothers Osborne began practicing and performing music together.
The country duo consists of TJ and John Osborne.
Born and raised in Deale, Maryland, the Brothers Osborne are two of five siblings.
Growing up in a family of musicians, the two began performing together at a young age.
While attending high school, the duo competed in the 2000 Anne Arundel County Battle of the Bands.
John, born in 1982, graduated first and went on to attend Belmont University in Nashville.
TJ, born in 1984, followed shortly after, arriving in Tennessee just two years after his older brother.
After originally pursuing solo careers, the Brothers Osborne began performing together and were signed to EMI Nashville – a subset of Capitol Records – by 2012.
Brothers Osborne has released three studio albums thus far in their career.
On January 15, 2016, they dropped their debut: Pawn Shop.
The two brothers co-wrote the majority of the songs on the album, working with Jay Joyce and Brad Hill as producers.
Two years later, the duo dropped Port Saint Joe on April 20.
The album charted at number two on Billboard’s Top Country Albums.
In 2020, their third album, Skeletons, was released.
Skeletons went on to be nominated for multiple Album of the Year awards and earned the brothers two nominations at the 64th annual Grammys.
After meeting British singer-songwriter Lucie Silvas in 2007, the two married in 2015.
TJ came out on February 3, 2021, making him the first-ever openly gay country artist signed to a major label.
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