Brothers Osborne are one of music’s most consistently adventurous bands, a duo connected by not just blood, but also a lifetime of performing together, and a shared working-class upbringing in Deale, Maryland. The reigning CMA and ACM Duo of the Year winners, John and TJ Osborne are leaders of a progressive and still classic school of country music, and the faces of the new generation of Nashville.

The siblings took home their first GRAMMY in 2022, winning Best Country Duo/Group Performance for their song “Younger Me,” inspired by TJ's recent coming out. The song is featured on the deluxe version of their GRAMMY-nominated album, Skeletons. The band has been nominated for 12 GRAMMYs in total, standing as six-time CMA Vocal Duo of the Year winners, where they have been nominated again this year in the category, and are four-time ACM Duo of the Year winners. Overall, they have collected seven CMA awards, and seven ACM trophies and received the ASCAP Vanguard Award in 2019. Their critically acclaimed hit songs have tallied multiple RIAA Gold and Platinum certifications while surpassing more than 2.7 Billion global streams. 

Previously sharing the bill with Chris Stapleton, Eric Church, Little Big Town, and Miranda Lambert, Brothers Osborne’s latest headlining We’re Not For Everyone Tour hit more than 50 markets. John Osborne produced Ashley McBryde Presents: Lindeville and has recently produced albums for Grace Bowers and Caylee Hammack. Their fourth studio album, Brothers Osborne, was released on September 15th (EMI Records Nashville), which featured the single “Nobody’s Nobody.” Earlier this year they released the Break Mine EP that featured two new songs.

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Thursday, July 31

• Box Office Opens: 4:00 PM

• General Admission & Season Pass Gates Open: 6:00 PM

• Music Begins: 7:30 PM

This is a standard show, meaning the area in front of the stage is standing-room only.

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The Festival at Sandpoint is the performance venue and does not have control over artist performance content or artist elements, including but not limited to house music, opening acts, pre-show announcements, set lists, and video production elements. Performances may include explicit content that may be considered inappropriate for some audiences. Performance may use haze, strobe lights, and visual special effects with the potential to trigger seizures for people with photosensitive epilepsy.