Brothers Bruce & Charlie
tour together for the first time!

Bruce and Charlie Robison have announced they will be touring together in 2024. While Bruce and Charlie have performed together since high school and are still occasionally booked on the same bill, the "My Brother and Me" Tour will be first time the brothers have officially gone 'on the road' together.  Both agreed, "If we don't kill each other, it should be fun."

The tour name is borrowed from a song title from Bruce's critically acclaimed 1998 Sony / Lucky Dog release, "Wrapped":
"Grandpa Charlie smoked and drank whiskey
But he died in '43
Nobody like him in all my kin
Until my brother and me..."

Bruce Robison explains, "We will be playing some new tunes and harmonizing on many of our other songs. Expect off-the-cuff, witty banter and an occasional sarcastic barb."

Charlie admits another reason for the dates, "We are both so busy that the only way we can see each other is to book a tour. I'm looking forward to spending time on the road and in the clubs with Bruce."

Both brothers have enjoyed a banner year in 2001: Charlie with his high-profile "Step Right Up" release for Columbia/Lucky Dog, heavy tour schedule and numerous TV appearances and Bruce with an acclaimed, self-released CD "Country Sunshine," #1 hit song for Tim McGraw, "Angry All The Time," and the Dixie Chicks performance of his "Travelin' Soldier" on the CMA Awards telecast.

"My Brother and Me Tour" schedule:

1/17 - Executive Surf Club, Corpus Christi, TX
1/18 - Cactus Café, Austin, TX
1/19 - Gruene Hall, New Braunfels, TX
1/20 - Plaza Theatre, Wharton, TX
1/21 - Mucky Duck, Houston, TX
1/22 - Mucky Duck, Houston, TX
1/31 - Bass Hall, Ft. Worth, TX
2/2 - Cabaret Cafe Bandera, TX