Chris Talks Music with The Bros. Landreth about their acclaimed album Come Morning and much more ahead of their gig at The Leadmill in September

The alternative Canadian duo The Bros. Landreth will be touring their acclaimed new album ‘Come Morning’ around the UK with a Sheffield show on September 6, 2022.
Christopher Hallam
By Christopher Hallam
Published 31st Aug 2022, 15:14 BST
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Following the release of what has been described as the most immersive and emotive record of the Landreth’s career to date, Come Morning sees the brothers Joey and Dave delivering a wonderful collection of melody-driven songs, tinged with atmospheric synths, organs and textured guitar play — laced with their beguiling vocals.

Kicking off the UK tour of their acclaimed album at the beginning of September, and beginning with undoubtedly the band’s biggest UK show to date at the legendary Shepherd’s Bush Empire, The Bros. Landreth will be performing in venues across the country with what’s sure to be an extra special show at The Leadmill in Sheffield on Tuesday, September 6, 2022.

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Ahead of their Sheffield appearance, Dave sat down for a chat about their music, discovering fatherhood, pausing in a pandemic, recovering from burnout, and the importance of a loving, familial unit to bring us through the most difficult and unprecedented of times. And thats all without delving into the depths of their latest album — an absolutely wonderful harmonious must listen.

The Bros. Landreth bring their critically acclaimed album, Come Morning, to The Leadmill in September as part of their UK tour. Credit BNB Studios.The Bros. Landreth bring their critically acclaimed album, Come Morning, to The Leadmill in September as part of their UK tour. Credit BNB Studios.
The Bros. Landreth bring their critically acclaimed album, Come Morning, to The Leadmill in September as part of their UK tour. Credit BNB Studios.
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Come Morning has received a considerable amount of claim to date, receiving plaudits from the likes of MOJO Magazine, Guitarist, Maverick Magazine, Americana UK and many more, plus radio support from BBC Radio 2.

“Joey and I really ascribe to this idea that music is medicine, and part of why we believe in it so much and why we continue to make it”

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Come Morning is the most immersive, emotive record of the Landreths' career to date — picture by Hope Photography.Come Morning is the most immersive, emotive record of the Landreths' career to date — picture by Hope Photography.
Come Morning is the most immersive, emotive record of the Landreths' career to date — picture by Hope Photography.

The group’s previous albums put the spotlight on their collective strength as a live act, while also capturing the spontaneity and inimitable sonic stomp of a band of hard-touring road warriors. Think less Mad Max and more vocally emotive, insightful and long-lingering after the fact vocals and you’re part of the way there.

Come Morning brings forth a markedly different picture, showcasing the introspection and clarity that comes with a long period of rest.

The Bros. Landreth’s latest album ‘Come Morning’ is out now via Birthday Cake Records.

You’ll be able to see The Bros. Landreth performing at The Leadmill on Tuesday, September 6, 2022.

Tickets for their gig at The Leadmill and their UK tour can be found here: https://www.thebroslandreth.com/shows

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