With a career spanning more than five decades, The Good Brothers are true legends of Canadian country, folk, and bluegrass. Winners of an incredible eight JUNO Awards and inductees into multiple Halls of Fame, the trio—brothers Bruce, Brian, and Larry Good—have become a cornerstone of Canada’s musical identity.

Their journey began in 1970 when Bruce and Brian teamed up with James Ackroyd, launching into an extraordinary early run that included sharing stages with icons like The Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin, and The Band. By 1973, with Larry joining the fold, The Good Brothers were born, quickly earning a reputation for their high-energy performances and signature blend of country, bluegrass, folk, Celtic, and rock influences. Their sibling harmonies, virtuoso playing, and infectious spirit made them a must-see act, packing venues from Toronto’s El Mocambo to Massey Hall and beyond.

Honoured with inductions into the Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame and the North American Country Music Association International Hall of Fame, their legacy continues to grow. Now celebrating 50+ years together, The Good Brothers return with new music, including the heartfelt single Now That You’re Gone, a moving tribute to family, loss, and healing.

Still touring and creating, The Good Brothers remain as vital, passionate, and unmistakably Canadian as ever.