The 35-date trek kicks off March 28th

Brothers Osborne has announced their 35-date Might As Well Be Us Tour with dates throughout 2024. The Grammy-winning duo will perform in cities including Atlanta, New Orleans, Philadelphia, Las Vegas, Chicago and more with support from Stephen Wilson Jr., The Cadillac Three, Zach Top, Jackson Dean, Madeline Edwards, and Caylee Hammack.

Members of the band’s The Family Fan Club can unlock exclusive pre-sale access to shows by logging into the duo’s website. Brothers Osborne fan-club presale will begin on Wednesday (Nov 29th) at 10 am local time, with select presales that week ahead of general on sale which will begin on Friday, December 1st at 10 am local time.

Recently, Brothers Osborne was nominated for Best Country Album for Brothers Osborne and Best Country Duo/ Group Performance for “Nobody’s Nobody” at the 66th annual Grammy Awards. The siblings took home their first Grammy in 2022, winning Best Country Duo/Group Performance for their song “Younger Me” and have been nominated for 12 Grammys overall. Additionally, the band won the CMA Vocal Duo of the Year at this year’s 57th Annual CMA Awards. The duo are the reigning champions in this category and this marks the sixth time they have taken home this award.

This month, the duo debuted on Jimmy Kimmel Live! for a special performance of their song “Goodbye’s Kickin’ In” with a string quartet and backing vocals. The brothers also appeared on CBS Mornings, joined by Anthony Mason at their homes in Nashville as they open up about the creative process behind their recent self-titled album, and their upcoming tour. John Osborne spoke candidly about his previous struggles with mental health and TJ touched on his journey since coming out. Watch the full interview here.

Brothers Osborne, the band’s self-titled fourth studio album is out now via EMI Records Nashville. For the project, the brothers enlisted Mike Elizondo (Sheryl Crow, Turnstile, Dr. Dre, Twenty One Pilots, Lin-Manuel Miranda) to produce, entrusting him with curating his own band of studio musicians, including Paul McCartney’s drummer Abe Laboriel Jr. behind the kit. Miranda Lambert provides the LP’s sole guest vocals on “We Ain’t Good at Breaking Up,” after co-writing the song with Brothers Osborne and Jesse Frasure.

The brothers co-wrote every song on the album, including their chart-climbing current single “Nobody’s Nobody,” penned with Elizondo and Kendell Marvel, capturing a message of inclusion and acceptance.