Country radio can’t get enough of Brothers Osborne and Cody Johnson. The GRAMMY, ACM and CMA award-winning duo’s new single “Born and Raised Hell” feat. Cody Johnson is most-added for the second consecutive week. It marks the biggest add date of John and TJ Osborne’s career, with 90 total adds nationwide.
Listen to and watch the official music video for “Born and Raised Hell” HERE.
A Career-Best Streaming Debut
The numbers go beyond radio. With 1.7M first week global streams, “Born And Raised Hell” is the Brothers’ highest streaming single debut of their career. MusicRow put it simply:
“Two superstar acts. One slammin’ country-rock track. Thousands applaud.”
Catch ‘Born and Raised Hell’ on The Tonight Show
On Wednesday, November 11, John and TJ will perform “Born and Raised Hell” for the first time on NBC’s The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon at 11:35 PM ET / 10:35 PM CT.
‘Watertown’ Brings in Big Numbers and Rave Reviews
“Born And Raised Hell” is the first single from Brothers Osborne’s just-released fifth studio album, Watertown. The album brought in over 3 million global streams in its first week alone, clocking in at #8 on the Mediabase all-genre Top Digital Album sales chart. Listen to Watertown HERE, and watch an all-new SPIN Session featuring “Bottle It Up” and “Doors” HERE.
Critics are taking notice, too:
- “handsome, well-drawn songs about long-lost loves and teenage indiscretions” – Los Angeles Times
- “Few artists are arguably as important to Nashville’s evolution as Brothers Osborne.” – Rolling Stone
- “most personal album of their career” – Garden & Gun
- “a cohesive portrait of the human experience: heartbreak, enduring love, addiction, empathy and guitars loud enough to shake the boundary lines of Deale.” – The Tennessean
- “A blistering comeback” – Clash
- “confidence is reflected in Watertown, an album that leans into the brothers’ history” – Men’s Journal
- “a record with a clear sense of place” – Rock News
- “less a nostalgic postcard than a look at what home means after you’ve spent years trying to leave it.” – USA Today
Closing Out the Year on the Road
Brothers Osborne are wrapping up the year by finishing their final weekend of dates supporting Zac Brown Band’s Love & Fear Tour, before a year-ending headline closer in Boston on November 14. Find remaining tickets HERE.
Brothers Osborne 2026 Tour Dates
11/5: Buffalo, NY – KeyBank Center*
11/6: Detroit, MI – Little Caesars Arena*
11/14: Boston, MA – Citizens House of Blues Boston
* supporting Zac Brown Band
About Brothers Osborne
One of music’s most consistently adventurous duos, Brothers Osborne are connected not just by blood, but by a lifetime of making music together. Their sound has been called a “sweltering blend of Allman Brothers band rock and Merle Haggard-esque country” (Esquire). John and TJ Osborne are sons of the blue-collar coastal town of Deale, Maryland, with a catalog marked by “unabashedly catchy choruses and soulful, washboard grooves built on Bruce, Bob Seger and Buck Owens” (Rolling Stone).
Over the past decade, the RIAA Platinum-certified entertainers have earned a GRAMMY award, 13 GRAMMY nominations, seven CMA Awards, seven ACM Awards and an ASCAP Vanguard Award, amassing more than 3.4 billion global streams. They’ve shared the stage with artists like Chris Stapleton, Eric Church, Little Big Town and Miranda Lambert, while headlining their own 50+ stop tours nationwide. Earlier this year, Brothers Osborne celebrated the 10-year anniversary of their debut album, Pawn Shop, and John Osborne released his own signature Fender Telecaster. Watertown is out now.
