The Royer Brothers

The Royer Brothers are a musical group based on a small dairy farm in Indiana. They are known for singing Southern Gospel style songs, often accompanied by bluegrass instruments. The quartet consists of brothers who share a passion for music and farming. Barton handles baritone vocals and plays the piano and steel guitar, while Travis provides tenor vocals and plays both electric and acoustic guitar, as well as the fiddle. Their music reflects a strong Christian influence, and they have released songs like "Don’t Let It Go," "I Should Have Been Crucified," and "It’s Worth It All." The Royer Brothers bring a unique blend of family harmony and rural roots to their performances.