The Wood Brothers

The Wood Brothers are an American roots band formed in 2004, consisting of brothers Chris and Oliver Wood, along with multi-instrumentalist Jano Rix. Their sound blends elements of folk, gospel, blues, and jazz, characterized by rich harmonies and a mix of acoustic instrumentation. Known for their engaging live performances, they draw from genres like modern blues, progressive bluegrass, and roots rock, often labeled as "new americana" and "stomp and holler."

They have released several notable albums, including "Ways Not to Lose" (2006), "The Muse" (2013), and "Kingdom in My Mind" (2020), showcasing their evolution as musicians. The Wood Brothers are recognized for their heartfelt songwriting and dynamic stage presence, making each performance a unique experience.

The Fillmore, with its rich history of hosting iconic acts like the Grateful Dead and Jefferson Airplane, provides an intimate setting that complements the Wood Brothers' acoustic-driven sound. The venue's capacity of 1,315 allows for a close connection between the band and audience, enhancing the live music experience.