The Wood BrothersChris & Oliver WoodTour Dates
Mar 11 2010
Annapolis, MD Rams Head On Stage Showtime: 9:00PM more »
Mar 12 2010
Richmond, VA Capital Ale House Showtime: 10:30PM more »
Mar 13 2010
Asheville, NC The Grey Eagle Showtime: 10:00PM more »
Mar 14 2010
Charlotte, NC Visulite Showtime: 9.00PM more »
Mar 16 2010
Virginia Beach, VA The Jewish Mother Showtime: 9:15PM more »
Mar 17 2010
Vienna, VA Jammin' Java Showtime: 9.00PM more »
Mar 18 2010
Teaneck, NJ Mexicali Live Showtime: 9:30PM more »
Mar 19 2010
New York City, NY The Bowery Ballroom Showtime: 10:00PM more »

New Date Added!

4/1/10: Savannah, GA/ "Savannah Music Festival" opening for Derek Trucks/Susan Tedeschi

Fans in the Mid-Atlantic region, get your chance to catch The Wood Brothers live in March! Check the Tour Dates Page for more info.

The Mini Covers Record

The Wood Brothers recently released Up Above My Head; an 8 song collection of covers, featuring some of the brothers' favorite artists and songs such as The Beatles' "Fixin' a Hole" and Steve Earle's "Mystery Train Pt.2". Up Above My Head is currently available at Wood Brothers live shows, and on-line at CD Baby.com. It will be available digitally at iTunes and Amazon beginning June 9.

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Webstore

You can purchase The Wood Brothers CD's online. Including Live at Tonic a special seven song recording of The Wood Brothers first-ever concert at New York City's most intimate venue Tonic on March 5, 2005.


The EP is now available through the Coalition of Independent Music Stores. For a listing of stores carrying the CD click HERE. The EP is also available at live shows and online HERE. EP Recorded by Bill Mulvey, Mixed and Mastered by Mike Fossenkemper. Go now to pick up your copy!

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About The Brothers

Oliver and Chris Wood grew up in Boulder, Colorado. Sons of a Poet and a Microbiologist, they both took up music. Oliver moved to Atlanta and became a southerner. Chris moved to New York City and became a Yankee. Now, after years of musical and geographical separation they have reunited.

While in Atlanta, Oliver soaked up the roots of blues, the soul of the south, and found he had a talent for writing and singing songs. His band, King Johnson (named after Freddy King and Robert Johnson) toured mostly in the southern states. Meanwhile, Chris was living in Manhattan playing everything from free jazz to rock and roll. This is where he met his band mates to form Medeski Martin & Wood.

Now The Wood Brothers have begun a collaboration that combines their shared childhood influences with everything they've learned since leaving home. Their music has a rootsy feel that blends blues, folk, and rock music in a guitar/bass duo.

The brothers’ new album, "Loaded" produced by John Medeski, was released on Blue Note Records, April 1, 2008.


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