The Good Brothers

The Good Brothers are one of Canada's most celebrated Country, Folk and Bluegrass groups, marking more than 50 years of music with eight Juno Awards, multiple Hall of Fame inductions and countless tours across North America and Europe. Formed by brothers Bruce, Brian and Larry Good in the early 1970s, the trio built a reputation for exceptional musicianship, sibling harmonies and an energetic blend of country, bluegrass, folk and Celtic music. Career highlights include performances with legends such as The Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane and Gordon Lightfoot, headline appearances at Massey Hall and Roy Thomson Hall, and a certified Gold album. In 2025, The Good Brothers celebrate their remarkable legacy with the release of "Now That You're Gone," a deeply personal tribute written by Bruce Good in memory of his late son, Dallas Good of The Sadies, who also perform on the recording. With new music and live performances, The Good Brothers continue to inspire audiences more than five decades into an extraordinary career.