Brothers Sports
Brothers Sports is an indie pop duo from East London made up of brothers Ned and Luke Brotherston. Ned handles lead vocals and guitar while Luke plays drums...
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Brothers Sports is an indie pop duo from East London made up of brothers Ned and Luke Brotherston. Ned handles lead vocals and guitar while Luke plays drums and provides backing vocals. They started working together in 2015 and put out their debut EP 'Dry Eyes' the following year, with the title track becoming their most recognizable song.
Their 2018 album 'Petals' continued in a similar vein of acoustic arrangements and melancholic pop. The band has faced some challenges along the way, including plagiarism accusations in 2017 regarding their song 'The Only One,' though they denied any wrongdoing. They've released several more EPs and albums since, including 'Bloom' in 2019 and 'All the Things I Never Said' in 2021.
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