The Bros. Landreth
The Bros. Landreth are brothers Joey and Dave Landreth from Steinbach, Manitoba. They grew up playing guitar and mandolin, influenced by their father's record...
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The Bros. Landreth are brothers Joey and Dave Landreth from Steinbach, Manitoba. They grew up playing guitar and mandolin, influenced by their father's record collection. Their debut album came out in 2008, and they've since put out records like 'Let It Lie' in 2015, 'Mountain' in 2018, and 'Against the Grain' in 2021.
Their songs like 'Let It Lie' and 'Maryanne' have a folk and country feel, with Joey handling lead vocals and rhythm guitar while Dave plays lead guitar. They've worked with other musicians including Sarah McLachlan and Brandi Carlile.
The band has won some Juno Awards, Canada's music prize. They keep touring and recording, with Ryan Gullen on bass and Kenneth Bruce on drums.
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