It was tough to narrow down our favorite Brothers Osborne songs because they just have hit after hit after hit. Do you remember when Andie chatted with them while at the ACMs back in 2022? We remember!

Our Favorite Brothers Osborne Songs

Each one of these will have a music video along with it so you can study up for the next time you have a chance to see them live. They took home their first Grammy back in 2022 for Best Country Duo/Group Performance.

According to their website, here’s a little more about the brothers.

John moved to Nashville first to play in other bands and two years later, TJ joined him. It was then they formed Brothers Osborne as a duo that blends equal parts country and rock into one of the freshest, most identifiable sounds to come out of Nashville in recent years.

They’ve had the opportunity to tour with Chris Stapleton, Eric Church, Little Big Town, and Miranda Lambert (just to name a few). In the fall of 2022, Brothers Osborne’s tour, We’re Not For Everyone Tour, hit more than 50 markets.

They just announced their fourth studio album, you can read some more details about it here.

 (Photo by Terry Wyatt/Getty Images)

Brothers Osborne Philadelphia Show

Here at XTU, we are so excited to invite Brothers Osborne to be part of our 2023 Survivor’s Celebration Luncheon. It will be on Sunday, October 15th at Vinyl in Center City. You will enjoy a free lunch and a special performance from Brothers Osborne. Tickets for this very exclusive event are not on sale, you can only sign up to win or win on the air.

For more details on this show and how to nominate a survivor, click here.

Brothers Osborne’s Best Songs

• 8) "I'm Not For Everyone"

  This one has a great music video. Off their 2020 Skeletons album, “I’m Not For Everyone” is the second biggest release on that album after “All Night!” We love this one and it’s perfect to start our list.

• 7) "21 Summer"

  What an amazing painted picture of that great summer that we have all had. We love Brothers Osborne and they journey they take us on their songs and this one is no different. Enjoy “21 Summer”!

• 6) "Shoot Me Straight"

  The two minute guitar solo at the end of this song will keep you absolutely captivated! John is an insanely talented guitarist, accompanied by TJ’s incredible voice, these two can do wrong. Here’s “Shoot Me Straight.”

• 5) "I Don't Remember Me (Before You)"

  This might be my PERSONAL favorite song honestly even though it is only sitting at five on our list. From their Port Saint Joe album back in 2018. “I heard I was wild one, looking like a child son.” This song is so important with a strong message. Hope you enjoy my personal favorite.

• 4) "Stay A Little Longer"

  This is a great song! Released from their 2016 Pawn Shop album, it’s got a great vibe to it. “One more drink leads to another, You slide up close to me, We’re tearing t-shirts off each other, Your hands all over me.” It’s a great song. Love the subtle guitar in the back for the first verse and chorus.

• 3) "Younger Me"

  This song is absolutely powerful, the lyrics mean a whole lot. After one half of the brothers, TJ, came out as gay in 2021, this song was released with so much meaning behind it. It’s our number three!

• 2) "Pushing Up Daisies (Love Alive)"

  This is from their Port Saint Joe album that was released back in 2018. It’s a lesser-known track but TJ once told us in an interview that it’s the one song they regret not sending to country radio. It’s also a track that gets requested by fans the most (putting aside the number-one hits)

• 1) "It Ain't My Fault"

  Not only is this our number-one song, it’s the best music video as well. Released in their album Pawn Shop back in 2016, this song is a monster hit for them. And it rounds out our list at number one!

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