The Lost Brothers
The Lost Brothers are an Irish folk trio from Cork made up of brothers Oisin, Liam, and Emmett O'Sullivan. They started playing in local pubs and open mics...
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The Lost Brothers are an Irish folk trio from Cork made up of brothers Oisin, Liam, and Emmett O'Sullivan. They started playing in local pubs and open mics around town before putting out their first album, "Trails of the Lonely," in 2009.
That debut got some attention for its harmonies and quieter songs, and they've kept at it with records like "Between the Earth and Sky" in 2011, "The Way Back Home" in 2014, and "Afterlight" in 2019. A track like "Who Could Love You More?" gives a fair sense of their sound, mostly acoustic, built around the brothers' voices together.
Oisin handles guitar and vocals, Liam sings and plays guitar and bass, and Emmett is on vocals, drums, and percussion. They work as a trio, and that family connection seems to shape how the music comes together.
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