The Osmonds are an iconic American family music group who first captured the public's heart in the early 1960s. Originating from Ogden, Utah, the group initially consisted of brothers Alan, Wayne, Merrill, Jay, and Donny Osmond, with younger siblings Marie and Jimmy joining in various capacities as the years progressed. They gained fame on "The Andy Williams Show" in the late 1960s and became teen idols in the early 1970s with a string of hits that showcased their close harmony and clean-cut image. Known for a variety of musical styles, they moved seamlessly between pop, rock, and country genres, and even incorporated gospel music into their repertoire.

Over the decades, The Osmonds transitioned from teen idols to accomplished entertainers, maintaining a loyal fan base even as their public visibility waned. Their extensive discography includes notable albums like "The Last Chapter" and "I Can't Get There Without You," showcasing their evolution as artists and their ability to adapt to shifting musical landscapes. The group's influence extends beyond their recordings, with appearances on television, Broadway, and even in animated form, solidifying their status as enduring icons in the entertainment industry. Their legacy is marked not just by their hits and accolades, but by their family's enduring commitment to entertainment, charity, and each other.

Genres

Adult Standards

Bubblegum Pop

Latest Release

The Last Chapter

The Osmonds

Single - Released October 13, 2019