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Content Source: OztixHailing from Broome, The Gray Brothers head south to Melbourne, bringing their blood harmonies, guitar and mandolin interplay, and raw storytelling to the Wesley Anne.
The brothers are hitting the road to celebrate their forthcoming EP Live at Prospect Studios, recorded late last year in Melbourne. Following a string of sold-out shows in Broome and the South West, the tour now takes them across WA and Victoria, pairing their Kimberley-forged sound with audiences across both states.
Joining them at the Wesley Anne are good friends James McQ with Kier Stevens, and acclaimed cosmic-country songwriter Freya Josephine Hollick.
Albert and Elwood Gray have been part of the Broome music scene for as long as they can remember from knee-high kids busking at the Courthouse Markets, to sharing stages with John Butler and Stephen Pigram at the Cable Beach Amphitheatre. In the years since, theyve carved out a sound defined by blood harmonies and story-rich songs, carried from Kimberley backyards to festival stages across the country.