The Good Brothers
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AUG
17
2021
Nashville, TN
Springwater
I Was There
NOV
06
2020
Wingham, Canada
Wingham Town HAll Theatre
I Was There
OCT
23
2020
Elmira, Canada
St. James' Lutheran Church
I Was There
JUL
25
2020
Goderich, Canada
The Livery Theatre
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JUL
04
2020
Wingham, Canada
Wingham Town HAll Theatre
I Was There
JUN
27
2020
Woodstock, Canada
Market Centre Theatre
I Was There
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July 5th 2023
intimate, luv seeing the Goods on stage along with Gordon Lightfoot and surprised guest George Chevallo. it was a great night!
Toronto, Canada@Cadillac Lounge
About The Good Brothers
The Good Brothers are a longtime Toronto Canada based country-rock group that features twins Bruce and Brian Good, who played autoharp and guitar, respectively. They moved to California and met SF hippie rock royalty Jack Casady and Bill Kreutzmann, and recorded one album with guitarist James Ackroyd. They also toured Canada with The Festival Express alongside Grateful Dead & Janis Joplin, but by 1972 Ackroyd had left and was replaced by Larry Good , who played banjo. The trio made their public debut that year at a Yorkville Ontario coffeehouse named The Riverboat, and before long they were playing weeklong stands at The El Mocambo and headlining major toronto venues like Massey Hall and Roy Thompson Hall. By the end of the decade they'd released four albums and won the first of eight consecutive Juno Awards as Country Group of the Year. As their popularity grew, they moved from playing Toronto-area venues to nationwide tours throughout Canada and the U.S., as well as frequent trips to Europe. Larry left the band in 1991, and Bruce's son Travis Good(who later co-formed The Sadies with his brother Dallas) temporarily took his place; touring members of the band have also included fiddlers John (J.P.) Allen and Carl Keys and guitarists Laurice Milton 'Red' Shea, Danny McBride , and Pat Rush . In 2004, they were inducted into The Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame.
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No upcoming shows
Send a request to The Good Brothers to play in your city
Request a Show
concerts and tour dates
Past
AUG
17
2021
Nashville, TN
Springwater
I Was There
NOV
06
2020
Wingham, Canada
Wingham Town HAll Theatre
I Was There
OCT
23
2020
Elmira, Canada
St. James' Lutheran Church
I Was There
JUL
25
2020
Goderich, Canada
The Livery Theatre
I Was There
JUL
04
2020
Wingham, Canada
Wingham Town HAll Theatre
I Was There
JUN
27
2020
Woodstock, Canada
Market Centre Theatre
I Was There
Show More Dates
Fan Reviews
N
July 5th 2023
intimate, luv seeing the Goods on stage along with Gordon Lightfoot and surprised guest George Chevallo. it was a great night!
Toronto, Canada@Cadillac Lounge
About The Good Brothers
The Good Brothers are a longtime Toronto Canada based country-rock group that features twins Bruce and Brian Good, who played autoharp and guitar, respectively. They moved to California and met SF hippie rock royalty Jack Casady and Bill Kreutzmann, and recorded one album with guitarist James Ackroyd. They also toured Canada with The Festival Express alongside Grateful Dead & Janis Joplin, but by 1972 Ackroyd had left and was replaced by Larry Good , who played banjo. The trio made their public debut that year at a Yorkville Ontario coffeehouse named The Riverboat, and before long they were playing weeklong stands at The El Mocambo and headlining major toronto venues like Massey Hall and Roy Thompson Hall. By the end of the decade they'd released four albums and won the first of eight consecutive Juno Awards as Country Group of the Year. As their popularity grew, they moved from playing Toronto-area venues to nationwide tours throughout Canada and the U.S., as well as frequent trips to Europe. Larry left the band in 1991, and Bruce's son Travis Good(who later co-formed The Sadies with his brother Dallas) temporarily took his place; touring members of the band have also included fiddlers John (J.P.) Allen and Carl Keys and guitarists Laurice Milton 'Red' Shea, Danny McBride , and Pat Rush . In 2004, they were inducted into The Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame.
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