You’ve seen the inspirational quotes on “Not everyone will like you, no matter how hard you try…” “stay true to yourself…” and so on. Brothers Osborne‘s latest song, “I’m Not For Everyone,” could also be an inspirational quote for those who feel they aren’t like everyone else.  John and TJ Osborne say the song, which is making its way up the country charts, shows it’s okay being a little different and not for everyone, which just about everyone can relate to at some point in their lives.

“That IS our mission statement, ‘cause we ARE not for everyone,” says John Osborne. “I think at some point, not only in your career, but your life as a human being, you can’t make everyone happy. We have spoken up so many times, and we have, I wouldn’t say we’ve paid much of a price, but we’ve pissed a lot of people off by being ourselves. (TJ LAUGHS) We just have to accept that no matter we are not for everybody and you have to be okay with that. And this is the first song where I actually, I sing a verse on, which is perfect because this song in particular is the both of us saying we’re not everybody’s cup of tea and that’s okay.”

The duo is taking their We’re Not For Everyone Tour, featuring Travis Denning and Tenille Townes, to Ashville, North Carolina on Thursday (September 30th), Atlanta, Georgia on Friday (October 1st) and Jacksonville, Florida on Saturday (October 2nd).

Keith Urban co-wrote a new song “Crimson Blue” with  BRELAND, Sean Small and Sam Sumser for Hulu’s Nine Perfect Strangers. The mini-series stars Keith’s wife Nicole Kidman, as well as Melissa McCarthy, Michael Shannon, Luke Evans, Bobby Cannavale and many others. The song, which you can listen to below, will be featured in the final episode of Nine Perfect Strangers this week (check local listings).

Keith took to socials this morning to “create” a Crimson Blue smoothie, with a little help from who we think is his wife.

tailored specifically for your metabolic needs, this is a very special smoothie, carefully constructed just for you…

CRIMSON BLUE streaming everywhere now — tune in Wednesday to hear the song during the final episode of @9StrangersHulu !https://t.co/TUtC5FU3gw pic.twitter.com/0ekLRSGAw7

— Keith Urban (@KeithUrban) September 20, 2021

Shania Twain is narrating For Love — a documentary about the overrepresentation of Indigenous children in the Canadian foster care system. The film will debut September 30th at the Vancouver Convention Center.

Brothers Osborne, Ambassadors for Habitat for Humanity of Greater Nashville’s 2021 Music Row Build, visited the Habitat for Humanity build site last week to meet the Music Row Build’s future homeowner Alycia Carpenter.  John and TJ are helping Alycia raise funds for her future Habitat townhome in North Nashville.

Music Row Ambassadors Brothers Osborne Help Out Habitat For Humanity https://t.co/HwaRFtRgt1

— MusicRow Magazine (@MusicRow) September 16, 2021

Mickey Guyton is the voice of “Wanda Warbler,” a country singer in a brand new episode of Mickey Mouse Funhouse. The episode airs October 15th on the Disney Channel and DisneyNow.

I literally cannot. How incredible is this?! Being a part of Mickey Mouse Funhouse is a dream come true! I am so excited to be the voice of Wanda Warbler, a country western singer in a brand new episode of the show. Tune in Friday, October 15th on @DisneyChannel and DisneyNOW. pic.twitter.com/D50bc3NQdy

— Mickey Guyton (@MickeyGuyton) September 20, 2021

Today, Brothers Osborne earned three nominations from the Country Music Association: Album of The Year for their acclaimed album Skeletons, Vocal Duo of the Year, and Music Video of The Year for “Younger Me.” Said the duo about their nominations: “Beyond honored. And a nom for Album of the Year. A big one. We put every ounce of ourselves into our current album, Skeletons. The recording process was interrupted by psychological and physical struggles, a tornado, and a pandemic. Considered quitting in the middle of making this album due to exhaustion and mental health struggles. Genuinely felt like the last album we were ever going to make so we decided to put it all on the table, leaving nothing in the coffers. This industry is so rewarding yet incredibly difficult all at the same time. To any new artists out there… Stick with it. Stay patient and in the moment. Success comes to those who earn it, but happiness comes to those who enjoy it. If it’s hard now, it won’t be forever. See y’all at the CMAs.” The 55th Annual CMA Awards will air live from Nashville Wednesday, November 10 on ABC.

The band recently shared the music video for their latest single “I’m Not For Everyone,” from their third studio album Skeletons. The video, directed by Wes Edwards and Ryan “Flash” Silver, features Leslie Jordan waltzing unscathed through a raucous bar fight. Watch the music video for “I’m Not For Everyone” here. Members of The Family, Brothers Osborne’s official fan club, had an exclusive look at the video yesterday, and fans can sign up to the club here.

Recently, John and TJ announced plans for their headlining WE’RE NOT FOR EVERYONE TOUR launching this summer. The GRAMMY-nominated duo will hit almost 50 markets including New York, Los Angeles, Houston, Atlanta and more. Tickets are on sale now here brothersosborne.com.

The band was featured on the cover of Billboard’s Country Power Players issue. Read the full feature here.

Recently the band appeared on CBS Sunday Morning (watch HERE) where they spoke to correspondent Anthony Mason regarding their upbringing in the blue-collar town of Deale, Maryland and journey to Nashville to pursue their musical ambitions. They also discussed John’s personal battle with mental health and TJ’s experience publicly revealing that he is gay.

WE’RE NOT FOR EVERYONE TOUR Dates:
Sep. 10              Memphis, TN                             The Orpheum Theatre
Sep. 11            Pelham, AL                              Oak Mountain Amphitheatre
Sep. 16              Nashville, TN                              Ascend Amphitheater
Sep. 17              Rogers, AR                                  Walmart AMP
Sep. 18              Oklahoma City, OK                    The Criterion
Sep. 22              Irving, TX                                   The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory
Sep. 23              Houston, TX                               White Oak Music Hall – Lawn
Sep. 24              Austin, TX                                  Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater**
Sep. 25              Helotes, TX                                Floore’s Country Store**
Sep. 30              Asheville, NC                             Rabbit Rabbit
Oct. 1                Atlanta, GA                                Fox Theatre
Oct. 2                Jacksonville, FL                           Daily’s Place
Oct. 8                Denver, CO                                Mission Ballroom
Oct. 10              Phoenix, AZ                               Arizona Federal Theatre
Oct. 12              Los Angeles, CA                          Greek Theatre
Oct. 13              Santa Barbara, CA                      Santa Barbara Bowl
Oct. 15              San Diego, CA                            Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre at SDSU
Oct. 16              Sacramento, CA                         Memorial Auditorium
Oct. 17              San Francisco, CA                       The Masonic
Oct. 20              Portland, OR                              Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Oct. 21            Abbotsford, BC                        Abbotsford Centre
Oct. 22              Seattle, WA                               WaMu Theater
Oct. 28              New York, NY                             Beacon Theatre
Oct. 29              Hampton Beach, NH                   Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom*
Oct. 30              Albany, NY                                 Palace Theatre*
Nov. 11             Kansas City, MO                         Arvest Bank Theatre at the Midland
Nov. 12            Minneapolis, MN                    The Armory
Nov. 13             Chicago, IL                                 Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom
Nov. 18             Richmond, VA                            Altria Theater
Nov. 19             Washington, D.C.                       The Anthem
Nov. 20             Moon Twp, PA                           UPMC Events Center
Apr 30             Indio, CA                                 Stagecoach
May 08            Birmingham, England             O2 Academy Birmingham
May 09            London, England                     The Roundhouse
May 11            Cambridge, England               Cambridge Junction
May 13            Manchester, England              Albert Hall

Brothers Osborne have recruited actor-comedian-Instagram star, Emmy Award-winning Leslie Jordan, for the new video for their song, “I’m Not For Everyone.”

TJ Osborne and Leslie first collaborated on the actor’s gospel album, Company’s Comin’, which also featured Dolly Parton, Chris and Morgane Stapleton and Tanya Tucker.

The duo, who recently released their current album Skeletons, are making their way across the country on the We’re Not For Everyone Tour with Travis Denning and Tenille Townes. Their next stops are in Asbury, New York on Thursday (August 19th), Bridgeport, Connecticut on Friday (August 20th) and Farmingville, New York on Saturday (August 21st).

Dierks Bentley, Brothers Osborne, Luke Bryan, Eric Church, Mickey Guyton, Darius Rucker and Carrie Underwood are among the artists performing during the upcoming CMA Summer Jam TV special. Filmed at Nashville’s Ascend Amphitheater, the CMA Summer Jam is a three-hour television event airing Thursday, September 2nd at 8pm ET/7pm CT on ABC. Luke Combs, Jimmie Allen, Gabby Barrett, BRELAND, Florida Georgia Line, Miranda Lambert, Blake Shelton, Gwen Stefani, Cole Swindell, Thomas Rhett, Lainey Wilson and Dwight Yoakam will also perform.

Keith Urban is set to perform “Wild Hearts,” among others during the Today Show Summer Concert Series on September 3^rd on NBC.

Keith Urban is coming to TODAY! Get your fan passes here!https://t.co/8krr3yMSdn

— TODAY (@TODAYshow) August 25, 2021

Chris Stapleton performed “Worry Be Gone” on Late Night With Seth Meyers on Wednesday (August 25th). The song is from his latest No. 1 album, Starting Over.

Josh Turner was surprised by his wife Jennifer and their four sons – Hampton, Colby, Marion and Hawke – after learning that the video for his 2005 chart-topping hit “Your Man,” surpassed 100 million views on Youtube. The video was the first he and his wife filmed together. He took to his socials to share a photo of the celebration, and said, “The ‘Your Man’ video surpassed 100 MILLION views yesterday. It was the first video Jennifer and I shot together, which makes it all that more special. Thanks to y’all for all the watchin’ and support these past 15 years.”

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Brothers Osborne says it’s absolutely okay not to be liked by everybody, like it says in their latest song, “I’m Not For Everyone.”

“’I’m Not For Everyone’ is one of our favorite songs on the record (Skeletons), because it really speaks a lot about our philosophy on life and it really speaks to us just being ourselves,” says John Osborne, one half of the brotherly duo. “At some point, you just have to realize that you can’t make everybody happy all the time. The second you realize that it really takes the pressure off of you and just allows you to be yourself. It starts off saying, ‘Some people clap on the 1 and 3 and some people clap on the 2 and 4 and some people don’t join at all because they don’t have any rhythm and that’s alright.’ We can all get along. We can all just coexist in the same place even though we might not get along outside of that place, and it’s okay to not be for everyone. My brother and I certainly are because we speak our mind and catch a lot of s%@ (beep)t for it.” (laughs)

The two are crisscrossing the country with their We’re Not For Everyone Tour, and they’re taking along Travis Denning and Tenille Arts. The next slew of dates for the trek include Wednesday (August 4th) in Toledo, Ohio and Thursday (August 5th) in Maryland Heights, Missouri.

Brothers Osborne, Little Big Town and Mickey Guyton are among the artists joining Miley Cyrus for an hour-long special, Miley Cyrus Presents Stand By You to celebrate Pride month. Maren Morris and Orville Peck will also perform during the special. “The Climb” singer will put her own spin on such classics as “Believe,” “Dancing Queen” and a Madonna medley featuring “Express Yourself” and “Like a Prayer.”

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Brothers Osborne took to their socials to share the news. “Beyond honored to have been asked by @mileycyrus to join her and some fellow friends to perform for the #MileyPrideSpecial, Stand By You. Some of the most fun we’ve had in a long time.”

Little Big Town posted, “We all truly put our hearts into this one and are so proud to share it with you all.”

We all truly put our hearts into this one and are so proud to share it with you all. Don’t miss our #MileyPrideSpecial, Stand By You, streaming June 25 on @peacockTV! 🌈 pic.twitter.com/PwWCZkrM11

— Little Big Town (@littlebigtown) June 17, 2021

Mickey Guyton says, “Now this is a party in the U.S.A.”

https://twitter.com/peacockTV/status/1405583175749799940

The event, which was filmed at the legendary Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, will air on the Peacock Channel beginning June 25th.

The CMA announced a new TV special, CMA Summer Jam, which is a three-hour star-studded concert event on September 2nd at 8pm ET on ABC. Filmed at Nashville’s Ascend Amphitheater and other locations at some of the hottest spots in Music City, the special features performances and collaborations curated by the artists themselves.

Artists such as Dierks Bentley, Brothers Osborne, Luke Bryan, Eric Church, Mickey Guyton, Darius Rucker and Carrie Underwood, as well as Jimmie Allen, Gabby Barrett, Breland, Luke Combs, Florida Georgia Line, HARDY, Miranda Lambert, Carly Pearce, Thomas Rhett, Blake Shelton, Gwen Stefani, Cole Swindell, Lainey Wilson and Dwight Yoakam.

Alan Jackson is set to headline the benefit concert, “Where I Come From,” on Saturday (June 26th) to help raise funds for his hometown, which was impacted by spring tornadoes. The show will help citizens of Newnan, Georgia, which was devastated by a powerful EF-4 tornado on March 26th. Alan and his wife Denise were born and raised in Newnan. His portion of the show will stream live on his Facebook page beginning at 8:30pm ET.

Don't forget: Alan's portion of the "Where I Come From" Tornado Benefit Concert will be streaming LIVE exclusively on Alan's @Facebook page on Saturday, June 26th at 8:30PM EST. RSVP here: https://t.co/vCmMjVTro4 pic.twitter.com/34IQEr0qNr

— Alan Jackson (@OfficialJackson) June 23, 2021

Alan Jackson and Mickey Guyton are set to perform during A Capitol Fourth on the Fourth of July on PBS beginning at 8pm ET. Vanessa Williams, Gladys Knight, Jimmy Buffett, Jimmie Allen and Train are also among the stars performing during the special.

Mickey Guyton, Brothers Osborne and Kane Brown are on the cover of Billboard’s Country Power Players issue. The accompanying article talks with all three acts about Country Music’s more inclusive future. Check out the article here.

Kylie Morgan is taking part in Cracker Barrel’s Care It Forward initiative in which she is mentored by hit songwriter and producer Shane McAnally. CeCe Winans, Jennifer Nettles and Christian singer Tauren Wells are also taking part.