Royal Southern Brotherhood emerged as a powerhouse in the Southern rock, blues, and soul genres, weaving together the talents and heritages of its founding members. Formed in 2011, the supergroup initially featured Cyril Neville of The Neville Brothers, Devon Allman (son of Gregg Allman of The Allman Brothers Band), Mike Zito, Charlie Wooton, and Yonrico Scott. Their collective pedigree promised much and has consistently delivered heart-wrenching melodies, profound lyrical narratives, and fiery guitar solos that root deeply in the rich soils of Southern musical traditions.

Their debut self-titled album, "Royal Southern Brotherhood," released in 2012, set the stage for their unique blend of genres and collaborative spirit. Following its success, the band continued to evolve and expand its musical exploration with subsequent releases like "heartsoulblood" (2014), and "The Royal Gospel" (2016), among others. While the lineup has seen changes over the years, Royal Southern Brotherhood has remained committed to producing deeply soulful, authentic music. Albums like "Don't Look Back" (2015) and the live recording "Songs from the Road" (2015) capture the raw, electrifying energy of their performances, showcasing why Royal Southern Brotherhood has garnered a dedicated following and critical acclaim within the music world.

Genres

Louisiana Blues

Modern Blues

Modern Blues Rock

New Orleans Blues

Latest Release

The Royal Gospel

Royal Southern Brotherhood

Album - 12 Tracks - Released June 24, 2016