Uploaded March 2018 | Updated September 2026, 10 hours ago
Twins Adam and David Moss from Brooklyn perform under the name The Brother Brothers and impress with their perfect vocal harmonisation served on a bed of traditional American roots music. You will hear elements of Appalachian folk music and bluegrass, to which the two brothers add a soulful, almost melancholy tone. In January 2017 The Brother Brothers put out the EP Tugboats, which will be followed by a full length album in 2018. Both brothers have parallel musical careers. Adam Moss, violin and vocal, also tours with the band Session Americana, and David Moss, cello, guitar and vocal, has released several solo albums and plays with Ana Egge, Satellite Ballet and The Human Hands.
“The Brother Brothers have been doing this together all their lives, and you can hear their close relationship in their music. They tackle their charming, often emotional songs with surprising lightness, and their tight harmonies give you goosebumps,” the singer and musician Sarah Jarosz said of the brothers. This is their only festival appearance in Denmark in the summer of 2018.
Twins Adam and David Moss from Brooklyn perform under the name The Brother Brothers and impress with their perfect vocal harmonisation served on a bed of traditional American roots music. You will hear elements of Appalachian folk music and bluegrass, to which the two brothers add a soulful, almost melancholy tone. In January 2017 The Brother Brothers put out the EP Tugboats, which will be followed by a full length album in 2018. Both brothers have parallel musical careers. Adam Moss, violin and vocal, also tours with the band Session Americana, and David Moss, cello, guitar and vocal, has released several solo albums and plays with Ana Egge, Satellite Ballet and The Human Hands.
“The Brother Brothers have been doing this together all their lives, and you can hear their close relationship in their music. They tackle their charming, often emotional songs with surprising lightness, and their tight harmonies give you goosebumps,” the singer and musician Sarah Jarosz said of the brothers. This is their only festival appearance in Denmark in the summer of 2018.
