Upward looking picture of two men on top of a dirt hill with the blue sky in the background. One is squatting and one is sitting; both are looking down toward the camera and both are wearing cowboy hats.
"With fingerpicked arpeggios, a splash of funky electric keyboard, and some close harmonies that suggest Simon and Garfunkel over Willie Nelson, the Brother Brothers offer a bittersweet ode to the touring life and days that seem long past."
—Rolling Stone Country

The Brother Brothers

7:30 p.m. Friday, May 16, 2025 | Polsky Theatre

Tickets start at $25.
Season tickets on sale May 6. Individual shows on sale June 17.

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The Brother Brothers are the indie folk duo of Adam and David Moss. The identical twins were born and raised in Peoria, Illinois. They were originally based in Brooklyn but have been profoundly shaped by a life surrounded by travel and the web of community worldwide. They are the kind of people who have a story about everything, and more so, one you might genuinely like to hear.

The band features:

  • Adam Moss - vocals, violin, keyboards
  • David Moss - vocals, guitar, cello
  • Bridget Kearney - bass, vocals, synth
  • John Fatum - drums, percussion
  • Alec Speigelman - flute

American Songwriter once said, “no matter what musical context Adam and David Moss may come to put themselves in, what the duo wants to say through music will always come to show the beauty that exists—even in the deepest cracks—of human living."

Proclaims No Depression, “the warm harmonies and silky melodies of identical twins David and Adam Moss evoke the kind of ’60s-era folk tunes that reverberated through dark, wood-paneled bars in the Village… If these brothers aren’t among the Americana Music Association’s nominees for Emerging Artist or Duo-Group, I want a recount.”

The Brother Brothers’ luminous touring career spans international headlining, support runs with the likes of Keb Mo, I’m With Her, Big Thief, Lake Street Dive, and Shakey Graves, as well as key plays at NPR's Mountain Stage, FreshGrass Festival, Folk Alliance, Woodford Folk, Nelsonville Music Festival, and Edmonton Folk, among others.