Brothers Osbourne bring Nashville heat to Bristol, UK

Brothers Osbourne brought their sonorous tones to the grade II listed venue of the Bristol Beacon last night – it was the 8th UK stop on their ‘Might As Well Be Us’ tour, which kicked off last March stateside.

‘Try Losing One’ singer, Tyler Braden, had the job of warming up fans from in and around the west country for the award-winning duo. The Brothers Osbourne fan base in this part of the pond was refreshingly mixed, with a blend of ages showcasing the band’s broad appeal… and surprisingly only a few cowboy hats to be seen!

Maryland born brothers, T.J and John Osbourne opened the sold-out show with ‘Might As Well Be Me’ followed by some favourites including; ‘It Ain’t My Fault’, ‘Weed, Whiskey & Willie’ and ‘Not For Everyone’. Tune in for a slice of the action below:

T.J’s baritone sound breathed life into the 1800 capacity concert hall, where he shared a moment with the crowd saying that “despite all our differences, we’re all under one roof, bullshit left at the door, just sharing the love of the music”… highlighting the power of live music providing the ultimate escapism. 

They also performed a crowd-pleasing rendition of Bob Marleys ‘Three Little Birds’, with ‘Now and Then’ being the encore tune of choice, whilst they threw guitar picks across a packed out arena floor!

It marks nearly a year since the siblings were last in the UK, when they brought some Nashville energy to the 02 for country music’s biggest weekend of the year – the C2C festival. The tour wrapped up in London’s Eventum Apollo on Friday 30 January before they hit the road (or air!) back to Music City. 

10/10 would recommend seeing these guys live! Catch a sneak peek of our teams trip here 🎥