Off The Record With The Bros. Landreth | American Songwriter Exclusive Interview

[@2BurnBright]

Wonderful humans writing beautiful songs. Come Morning is a great album inside and out!

[@markjones2887]

Keeping it real. Love these guys. So good to meet Joey in Austin, and talk a bit.

[@andrewarcher2773]

I have only come to the Bros Landreth recently from seeing them on The Pedal Show. I am enthralled. It has been a long time since I have heard music that would be the music i.e songs I would write if I could. Stunning. The last time was Steve Earle (I feel alright) and before that John Hiatt (Bring the Family)

[@iandavies7471]

The honesty and vulnerability from these two guys is just so refreshing. So good to share some of this journey with you both and to be able to relate to so much.

[@mikek4914]

I remember when I was in high school (Manitoba) back in 2017, Joey visited and played for us. That is when I was first introduced to his beautiful sound and songwriting. Been on The Bros. Landreth train ever since. I love hearing about their approach to writing, staying in touch with humanity and music being a medium not just to visit painful memories, but to experience healing and uncovering the hope that remains.

[@SHALAt22]

So very candid and honest - thanks for sharing your experience of self-actualization in music and personal life.

[@pitpride1220]

I agree with their take on influences. I found my unique voice failing to sound like my heroes. I also found the more heroes I had and failed to achieve their sound, the more unique I became. At least I hope so.

[@edreynolds3745]

The brothers are so very present, and so in tune w/ the stuff that drives all of us on heart level. ... on what I see as a spiritual / evolutionary journey. One can feel it, on, and off camera. The interview gal is very cool too. On-point questions.

[@boyan.guitar]

I love them so much, thank you for this interview, I loved getting a glimpse into their lives ❤️🙏

[@Alemski]

The real deal. Great artist,they just need bigger platform but nowadays people are drawn to superficial things. I saw them live in cologne and follow them since first album. Dont give up In striving for your art AND soul. Best albums ever. Listen to master plan or shame

[@JoeyKanner]

The notion that these guys haven't had a hit because they haven't written the right song is ridiculous. Their music is both artistic and radio ready. They just need more exposure to find their audience. I've been following them for years because I play guitar and the YT algorithm delivered. But my wife (a country music fan) would never had heard of them without me yet she loves their music too. They should be opening for John Mayer, Kacey Musgraves, etc. If not that, then tour more in the US...... please.

[@erikzen1]

I'm not sure they want to be playing bigger stages and longer tours. They're talented enough to break through if that's what they want to do. Just my humble opinion.

[@edreynolds3745]

John Mayer should be opening for THEM.

[@edreynolds3745]

No; John MAYER should be opening for the Landreth Brothers. Yes; the brothers are THAT good.

[@dionyyoung592]

I agree with everyone that are true fans of the brothers they are as real as it gets and the talent is unbelievable compared to 90% of the so called music that's pushed in popular music it really shows that the music business is pushing a different motive as far as image and a dumbing down type of music which honestly I cannot for the life of me stand it while real musicianship isn't being presented to the masses . But when it comes down to it the real music lovers find the good moving music and keep searching and sharing great music with others as long as I live

[@fritzlermark]

A couple of really good apples that definitely didn’t fall far from the tree(s)❤

[@pekkakaarlo]

Love you guys! Pls pm me with yourNashville must experience venues - I will be there later this year.