With songs like “Rum” and “Dirt Rich” from their debut album, Pawn Shop, Brothers Osborne explained how they grew up and where they came from as a blue-collar family.

“We’re from Maryland, which is a very blue-collar state. Our dad’s a plumber, our mom’s a hairdresser. We didn’t have a lot of money growing up, but we still really loved life. We enjoyed ourselves so much, you know, and we tried to have the biggest time possible with what little we had,” says John Osborne. “We want to express that it’s okay to be that way, because we turned out alright. We’re doing fine. As long as you’re able to laugh and able to enjoy yourself with family and friends, you’re really living the good life.”

The guys are currently making their way up the country charts with “Shoot Me Straight” from their latest album, Port Saint Joe.

Brothers Osborne‘s John and TJ Osborne, along with their brother and two sisters, surprised their mom Trish with a brand new house located in Nashville where her boys are living the country music dream.

TJ and John were doing an interview with her with CMT’s Katie Cook when they asked her where she was and who’s house they were doing the interview. Trish, who just made a full recovery from heart surgery a couple of months ago, had no clue they were about to present her with keys to her new house, which John, TJ and the rest of their family purchased. Trish joked, not joked, that she had to sell her single-wide trailer in Delaware, which she’s lived in all these years.

Our sweet, strong mother is one of the main reasons we are who we are. Sacrificed so much for us growing up. She lived in a single wide trailer in Delaware until now. She deserves a mansion in the hills but we bought her humble home close to us in Nashville. Welcome home mom! https://t.co/GmWMfTa2Us

— Brothers Osborne (@brothersosborne) July 1, 2018

Check out the surprise and the house in the video below.

The duo is currently making their way up the country charts with their latest single, “Shoot Me Straight.” They’re also featured on Dierks Bentley’s latest song, “Burning Man,” which was the Most Added song at country radio this week.

Dierks Bentley just released the official lyric video for his latest song, “Burning Man,” which features Brothers Osborne. The song is the follow-up to his recent No. 1 hit, “Woman, Amen,” from his latest album, The Mountain. Check out the lyric video below.

Dierks and Brothers Osborne are on the road together on the Mountain High Tour. John and TJ are making their way up the country charts with “Shoot Me Straight.”

Dierks Bentley’s “Burning Man” (featuring Brothers Osborne) from his No. One selling album THE MOUNTAIN was released as his next single at Country radio today. “The hard-charging” (Newsday) track opens the album on a fiery-but-reflective note, fusing propulsive beats with booming vocals and guitars to describe the star– a restless spirit with his feet firmly on the ground. The “combustible new track” (Rolling Stone) follows his 17th career No. One “Woman, Amen” and implements “a rousing ode to middle-aged duality” (Paste).

“I just love that song. I could really relate to the lyrics,” says Dierks. “In the studio, Jedd Hughes put down this great guitar part, and I thought, ‘Man, John would be really cool on that,’ and then, obviously TJ has a, I love his singing. Great voice. I would’ve asked them to be on it regardless, I really would have, but the fact they’re on tour with us just makes it all that sweeter. Those guys are the perfect group to do it with and they definitely took it to a new spot and now we get to sing it every night on stage, so it worked out really well.”

Brothers Osborne are making their way up the country charts with their single, “Shoot Me Straight,” from the critically-acclaimed album, Port Saint Joe.

Dierks, John and TJ will join up together July 20th at the Country Thunder festival in Twin Lakes, Wisconsin and will resume dates for their Mountain High trek July 21st in Indianapolis.

Keith Urban threw together an amazing collaboration when he played the Stagecoach festival last weekend. He brought up Brothers Osborne, who had played earlier in the day, and the legendary Dwight Yoakam to perform Dwight’s 1993 hit “Fast as You.”

He went back and forth via text with Brothers Osborne on what artist and song to cover. They decided on Dwight and “Fast as You.” He said the collaboration came together quite quickly once they heard Dwight was at Stagecoach. “One of the guys in the band said to me, ‘I think Dwight’s playing Stagecoach.’ I’m like, ‘No. No he’s not.’ And they said, ‘Yeah, yeah. On a different stage,’” says Keith. “So, I went, ‘Well, if he is, we’ve got to get him up there.’ I get a hold of his number from a friend of mine. I text him out of the blue, ‘Hey! It’s Keith Urban,’ like he doesn’t know who I am, ‘Would you sit in with us?’ He’s like, ‘I’d be honored. That’d be great.’ So, I say, ‘Okay. Here’s what we’re gonna do. We’re gonna do ‘Fast as You.’ I’m not gonna announce you. You just need to come up halfway through the song and just own it.’ And he came out and so Dwighted it. It was fantastic. John Osborne, TJ and me, we’re all just kids in a candy store right then. It was so, so awesome for us.”

Keith was inspired by Dwight, not only by his music, but also his fashion. “I told Dwight, ‘I hate saying this, Dwight, but I have a publicity picture of me from 1990 where I’ve got tight stonewashed jeans with Conchos all up the side of my pants and a Bolero type suit jacket with the bolo tie and the snakeskin boots, I’ve got it all going on. I’m Dwighting it to the hilt. [laughs] And when we played with him on stage, somebody took the best picture of us, and I sent it to my buddy in Australia and I said, ‘Check this out! Can you believe this happened?’ ‘Cause we’re still fans. We’re such fans, you know?”

Keith is making his way up the country charts with his latest song, “Coming Home,” which is from his new album, Graffiti U.

Darius Rucker (May 25th), Dierks Bentley (June 12th), Lady Antebellum (July 6th) and Keith Urban (August 2nd) have all been tapped to perform during the Today Show’s Citi Summer Concert Series this year.

Luke Bryan will appear on ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live on Monday (May 7th).

Darius Rucker will perform during the Grand Ole Opry’s Salute the Troops show May 22nd. He will be joined by Trace Adkins, Craig Morgan, Kellie Pickler and Lee Greenwood.

Brothers Osborne will perform at Bonnaroo festival again this year, as part of the Grand Ole Opry show on June 10th in Manchester, Tennessee. LANCO, Ole Crow Medicine Show, Bobby Bare and the Del McCoury Band will also perform.

Keith Urban performed “Never Coming Down” and “My Wave” from his brand new album, Graffiti U, on Late Night With Seth Meyers last week.

Brothers Osborne is set to appear in new national television ads for Ram Truck. The 30- and 60-second “Support the Port |Brothers Osborne” commercial spots feature the all-new 2019 Ram 1500 pickup and will premiere during The CMT Awards tomorrow, June 6, airing live from the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, TN at 8/7c. To view a sneak peek, click HERE. Fans can check out the full videos tomorrow HERE.

As part of the commercial shoot, the GRAMMY-nominated duo returned to the Florida coastal town where they recorded their critically-acclaimed sophomore album aptly titled Port Saint Joe. Combining Brothers Osborne’s desire to give back to the community of Port Saint Joe and Ram Truck brand’s grassroots Ram Nation initiative, where Ram owners help in their communities, the commercial centers around the Port Saint Joe Theatre renovation project which included restoring the original neon marquee sign. The shoot culminated with a special public performance of “While You Still Can” which is also synced to the ad spot. The theatre has always served as a beacon of hope and progress for the local community.

Ram trucks have long held a special meaning with the reigning ACM and CMA Vocal Duo of the Year. The first time John and TJ visited Nashville, they made the 10-hour trek from their blue-collar hometown of Deale, Maryland in their Dad’s Ram Truck. To view footage from that special drive in 2002 and hear more of the story, click HERE.

Brothers Osborne is set to perform with Dierks Bentley during the CMT Awards on the collaborative “Burning Man”. The duo is currently on the road with Dierks as part of “The Mountain High Tour” along with Lanco and upcoming stops include Winstead, MN as well as Kansas City, MO. Tickets and additional information can be found at www.brothersosborne.com

Brothers Osborne are currently making their way up the country charts with “Shoot Me Straight.”

For a full list of tour dates, news, images and more, visit: www.BrothersOsborne.com

Dierks Bentley had to cancel his Mountain High Tour show in Cincinnati on Thursday night (May 31st) due to a major power outage causing three grids to go out and over 40,000 homes and business to lose power. Dierks took to his socials to express his apologies for having to postpone the show due to weather. He was able to reschedule for Sunday (June 3rd).

Fans should hold on to their tickets as they will be honored for the the new date.

incredibly bummed out about the weather knocking out power to the amphitheater here in cincy. being told no power for 5 hours. have to cancel. asked for the first available date to come back and that is this sunday.

thanks cincinnati… so sorry.

– https://t.co/40Q1CIXtzN

— Dierks Bentley (@DierksBentley) May 31, 2018

Brothers Osborne, who are on the road with Dierks, also took to their socials to express their disappointment over having to cancel the show, as well.

Hate that the show is canceled tonight at @riverbendpnc due to a power outage. Was looking forward to playing tonight. However, the show is rescheduled to the same time Sunday night. Tonight’s tickets will be honored. Mother Nature won the battle but not the war. ☔️

— Brothers Osborne (@brothersosborne) May 31, 2018

Dierks is closing in on the top of the country charts with “Woman, Amen,” the first release from his upcoming album, The Mountain, due June 8th.