Brothers Osborne Watertown Album Announced – Out 23 October

GRAMMY, ACM and CMA award-winning duo Brothers Osborne have announced their fifth studio album Brothers Osborne Watertown, due 23 October via MCA / Snakefarm in the UK.

Named after their hometown of Deale, Maryland, Watertown finds the brothers at their most introspective and vulnerable. Across 11 tracks, John and TJ explore family in all its forms — love and loss, life’s many stages and changes.

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New Song: “Bottle It Up”

Today the duo have released “Bottle It Up” (SELLOUT EDIT). The track is available to stream and watch now.

TJ Osborne said:
“We’re not just getting back to where we were born and raised, but to the roots of where we started musically. A time when music wasn’t dictated by anything other than what our hearts and souls wanted to say.”

About Watertown

Produced once again by long-time collaborator Jay Joyce, the album includes the duo’s first full-length collaborations — “Born and Raised Hell” featuring Cody Johnson and “Tough Kid” featuring Stephen Wilson Jr.

The album also introduces “SELLOUT EDITS” — shorter, alternate versions of tracks designed to meet modern listening habits. Full-length versions will be available exclusively to members of the free fan club, The Family.

John Osborne explained:
“Our SELLOUT EDITS are a result of understanding where we are in 2026. It’s our way of meeting the people where they are. Our hope is that these edits will drive people to the deeper story.”

The album was first announced at a surprise hometown pop-up show at The Boathouse in Deale last weekend.

UK Tour Dates

Brothers Osborne will return to the UK in December as special guests to The Darkness on the Bands Of Brothers Arena Tour 2026:

8 Dec – Glasgow, OVO Hydro
9 Dec – Leeds, FD Arena
11 Dec – Manchester, AO Arena
12 Dec – Birmingham, Utilita Arena
13 Dec – Cardiff, Utilita Arena
15 Dec – Brighton, Brighton Centre
16 Dec – London, The O2

Rock News final word: Brothers Osborne Watertown looks set to be a more personal and reflective record that still stays true to their roots. With strong early tracks and a major UK arena run already locked in, the duo continue to build steadily.