Bellamy Brothers at the Jefferson

Howard and David Bellamy have crafted a unique and enduring musical journey spanning over 40 years. Starting in the ’70s with pop hits and transitioning to country in the ’80s, they paved the way for future duos like Brooks & Dunn and Big & Rich. Their breakthrough came with the hit “Spiders & Snakes,” followed by their international smash “Let Your Love Flow.” The Bellamy Brothers went on to dominate the country charts with a string of No. 1 hits, solidifying their status as pioneers in the “duo” category.

Their influence extends internationally, with over two dozen hits released outside the U.S., and they continue to perform globally. Recently, they’ve gained a new generation of fans through Blake Shelton’s Friends and Heroes Tour. Offstage, they manage their 150-acre ranch in Florida and star in the reality show “Honky Tonk Ranch.”

The Bellamys celebrated their 40th anniversary with a two-CD collection and continue to release new music, including their 2020 EP, Bucket List, which features timely tracks like “Rednecks (Lookin’ for Paychecks)” and “No Country Music For Old Men,” a tribute to Kenny Rogers. Their legacy is marked by innovation, perseverance, and a deep connection to their roots.