Crawford Brothers

The Crawford Brothers are a self-sufficient four-piece band from New South Wales, Australia. The group is led by brothers Ben and Zac Crawford, who are multi-instrumentalists and frontmen of the band. They are joined by Hudson Wallace on drums. Known for their diverse musical influences, the Crawford Brothers write, co-engineer, record, and produce their own music and videos. Their music career began in the small town of Hinton, NSW, and they have achieved significant recognition, including being finalists in several international songwriting competitions and winning the grand prize in the 2016 American John Lennon Songwriting Competition. Their music has also been featured in films, such as the U.S. feature film "Swiped" starring Noah Centineo.

The Crawford Brothers are currently preparing for tours in Australia and the U.S. while continuously creating new material. Their recent releases include songs like "You & I," showcasing their unique sound that sets them apart in the music scene. With over 100 gigs under their belt, they are committed to touring and regularly practice to refine their craft. The band's dedication to their music and their ability to manage all aspects of their career make them a compelling and dynamic musical act.