The Good Brothers

The Good Brothers are a beloved Canadian country-folk band that's been charming audiences since the mid-1970s. Formed by twin brothers Brian and Bruce Good, along with their younger brother Larry, the group got their start in Richmond Hill, Ontario, blending bluegrass, folk, and country vibes with killer harmonies and banjo-driven tunes. They hit the big time early on, snagging multiple Juno Awards for Country Group of the Year from 1977 to 1980, and even toured with legends like the Grateful Dead and played at iconic spots like the Grand Ole Opry.

Over the decades, they've kept the music flowing with a string of albums that capture their laid-back, rootsy style, including fan favorites like their self-titled debut in 1976, "One True Thing" in the '90s, and more recent live gems such as "Live at Rattlesnake Saloon" in 2006. Still active and touring, The Good Brothers continue to embody that feel-good, family-band spirit, drawing in fans with their timeless sound and genuine onstage energy.