Brother and The Hayes

BROTHER AND THE HAYES decided to move to Nashville after college where they would dabble with careers in the music industry and settle into day jobs, gigging at night. David worked for three years at the historic Bluebird Café frying up chicken fingers for Bluebird regulars and legendary songwriters like Kris Kristofferson and Don Schlitz. David often let his sister sneak into the back of the club where she could hide in the hallway and listen to some of the best songwriters in the world. Between the Country Music Hall of Fame and the Bluebird, the siblings’ first few years in Nashville were a crash course in songwriting and the music industry. Inspired by Nashville's best, David and Jennie Hayes could not kick their desire to write and play their own music. In 2017 the siblings made some career changes, officially formed Brother and The Hayes, and released 'The Dead End EP'. In 2019 they produced and released their first full-length album, 'Tennessee Nights', and in 2021 released another EP produced by Ken Coomer titled ‘The Art of Letting Go’. Their latest release, Another Strange Time, is turning heads. "Over a steady, lightly rocking arrangement, enhanced by a soulful guitar solo and sprinkling keys, 'Something to Find' recalls the Drive-By Truckers at their most thoughtful." - The Indy Review Brother and The Hayes is now touring all over the country playing premier listening rooms, clubs, honky tonks, and festivals. You would be hard pressed to find a band that writes more authentically and has more fun playing together. The rapport between brother and sister on stage is something to behold as they draw you in and make you feel like part of the family.