Brothers Osborne Gets The Chance To Headline

The Grammy-nominated act features lead singer/guitarist T.J. Osborne and his brother John, who plays lead guitar and contributes backing vocals.

Brothers Osborne, which hails from Deale, Md., released its debut album, Pawn Shop, in January via EMI Nashville. Singles include “Let’s Go There,” “Rum” and “Stay A Little Longer,” which was nominated for a Grammy for best country duo/group performance.

“Brothers Osborne have always had a bit of an edgier sound, but for their forthcoming full-length Pawn Shop they’ve gotten a push in the rock direction from Jay Joyce, a producer with a rock resume who first got into country with Eric Church’s genre-stretching records,” Village Voice declared in a feature posted in December.

Along with Lambert, Brothers Osborne has also supported Eric Church, Little Big Town and Darius Rucker.

The siblings will get the chance to have their name at the top of the ticket when “The Dirty Rich Tour” launches Sept. 22 in Rosemont, Ill.

“‘Dirt Rich’ is a song on the record that makes a statement about who we are and where we come from,” John Osborne says. “We felt it was an appropriate title for the tour because it really defines who we are.”

T.J. adds, “We have been fortunate to be part of some really great tours but this one is especially exciting because we’ve been building toward this for a while. We can’t wait to perform more of our material in an intimate setting with the fans out there. It’s going to be blast.”

Here’s the routing, including a few previously announced festival dates.  

Sept. 22 – Rosemont, Ill., Joe’s Live
Sept. 23 – Athens, Ohio, The Venue Of Athens (Country Night Lights)
Sept. 24 – Fort Thomas, Ky., Tower Park (Merchants & Music Festival)     
Sept. 25 – Franklin, Tenn., Park At Harlinsdale Farm (Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival)
Oct. 13 – Asbury Park, N.J., Stone Pony
Oct. 14 – Rochester, N.Y., Anthology          
Oct. 15 – Buffalo, N.Y., University At Buffalo Stadium     
Oct. 19 – Madison, Wis., Orpheum Theater  
Oct. 20 – Minneapolis, Minn., The Cabooze
Oct. 21 – Milwaukee, Wis., The Rave           
Oct. 22 – Detroit, Mich., St. Andrews Hall  
Oct. 26 – Columbia, Mo., The Blue Note      
Oct. 27 – Kansas City, Mo., Uptown Theater           
Oct. 28 – Indianapolis, Ind., Deluxe
Nov. 4 – New York, N.Y., Irving Plaza        
Nov. 10 – Philadelphia, Pa., Theatre Of Living Arts
Nov. 11 – Cleveland, Ohio, House Of Blues            
Nov. 12 – Louisville, Ky., Mercury Ballroom
Nov. 17 – Atlanta, Ga., Variety Playhouse   
Nov. 18 – Greensboro, N.C., Cone Denim Entertainment Center    
Nov. 19 – North Myrtle Beach, S.C., House Of Blues         
Nov. 25 – Denver, Colo., Summit Music Hall
Nov. 26 – Lewiston, Idaho, Clearwater River Casino & Lodge       
Nov. 27 – Boise, Idaho, Egyptian Theatre    
Nov. 30 – Vancouver, British Columbia, Commodore Ballroom      
Dec. 2 – Portland, Ore., Roseland Theater    
Dec. 3 – Chico, Calif., Senator Theatre         
Dec. 7 – San Francisco, Calif., The Fillmore
Dec. 9 – Sacramento, Calif., Ace Of Spades
Dec. 10 – Riverside, Calif., Riverside Municipal Auditorium          
Dec. 15 – Los Angeles, Calif., The Belasco Theater
Dec. 16 – San Diego, Calif., House Of Blues           
Dec. 17 – Las Vegas, Nev., House Of Blues
Jan. 7 – Dallas, Texas, House Of Blues
Jan. 14 – Lake Buena Vista, Fla., House Of Blues

LANco supports Oct. 13-Nov. 18 and Jan. 7-14. Lucie Silvas supports Nov. 25-Dec. 17.

Tickets go on sale Aug. 12. Visit BrothersOsborne.com for more information.