The O'Donnell Brothers return to the stage with “Brotherhood”, a two-hour celebration of the greatest sibling acts in music history.

Set times:

Doors open: 6pm (Kitchen And Bar Open)

Main Act: 7:30pm

The O’Donnell Brothers return to the stage with “Brotherhood”, a two-hour celebration of the greatest sibling acts in music history, delivered with the same soaring harmonies. Best known today as two-thirds of the acclaimed trio Wild Things Run, the brothers step out from behind the group for this special production — a show built entirely around the songs, stories, and sound of brotherhood itself. Long before Wild Things Run, the O’Donnell Brothers were throughout the 1990s and into the early 2000s, they built something of a legend around Sydney’s live circuit simply as “the O’Donnell Brothers” — two siblings, two guitars, and a blend of voices that audiences still talk about. Brotherhood is as much a homecoming as it is a new show, a chance to revisit the raw chemistry that first put them on the map. What set the ODonnell brothers apart then is exactly what sets them apart now: harmonies that only two people who’ve been singing together their whole lives can produce, vocals with real power behind them, and guitar work that holds its own alongside the voices out front. Their shows have always struck a rare balance — big, playful energy that pulls the crowd right into the performance, paired with quieter, more reverent moments when a song calls for it. It’s a night that can have a room laughing one minute and completely still the next. Brotherhood puts that dynamic to work across a two-hour set built from the songbooks of music’s great brother acts — The Kinks, The Everly Brothers, Neil and Tim Finn, The Righteous Brothers, The Doobie Brothers, The Allman Brothers, and the early Bee Gees. It’s a lineup that spans generations and genres, united by the one thing every act on the bill has in common: the unmistakable sound of brothers singing together. The O’Donnell brothers don’t just cover these songs — they inhabit them, bringing decades of their own sibling history to material written by people who understood exactly what that means. Brotherhood is touring now as a companion piece to Wild Things Run’s busy 2026/2027 schedule, which sees the trio criss-crossing Australia and New Zealand. For fans who’ve followed the group’s rise, it’s a rare chance to see two of its members in a completely di erent light — and for anyone who remembers the O’Donnell Brothers from the first time around, it’s proof the magic never left.