The Brought Low is a gritty American rock band, known for its fusion of hard rock, southern blues, and soulful heaviness, which has allowed them to carve a distinctive niche in the rock music landscape. Formed in the late 1990s in New York City, the band's lineup has revolved around lead vocalist and guitarist Benjamin Howard Smith, who brings an impassioned, authentic flavor to their music, bassist Robert Russell, and drummer Nick Heller, all drawing from influences that span classic rock icons to underground powerhouses.

The band's self-titled debut album, "The Brought Low," landed in 2001, immediately setting the tone for their raw and emotive style. It was their subsequent releases, "Right On Time" in 2006, and "Third Record" in 2010, that solidified their standing in the rock scene, showing a matured sound that continued to resonate with fans of down-and-dirty rock and roll. Through relentless touring and a loyal following, The Brought Low has maintained a steady presence in the music world, celebrated for their undiluted rock energy and no-frills approach to songwriting and performance.