The Beamish Boys

7pm, Friday 26th October 2018

The Beamish Boys
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The Beamish Boys are two brothers from Toowoomba whose passion for music has taken them from jamming in their garage, to working with artists and labels from around the globe. Jeremy (19) and Ben (21) combine an authentic blend of two brothers harmonising with fresh songwriting ideas to craft their own signature style, sitting harmoniously between the worlds of folk, soul and pop.

In their first year pursuing music full-time, 2017 saw Ben and Jeremy take their music on a three-month tour of Spain and the US, performing their original songs to an ever-growing fanbase. Since arriving back, The Beamish Boys have been busy collaborating with international producers, attracting the attention of labels, Knight Vision, Chill Your Mind, Mr Revillz, Czech Vibes Sound and LoudKult to whom they have signed songs. In less than a year, their original music has been played over 1 million times.

Most recently, they took their music to the National Folk Festival in Canberra, performing on the main stage to over 3000 people as well as several other gigs over the weekend. During the festival, they won the “2018 Young Artist of the Year” award. Amidst new collaborations and playing at festivals, The Beamish Boys have also just embarked upon their first ever Australian tour, including 9 shows around Queensland and Northern New South Wales.

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"Young, passionate and driven, one thing is certain, The Beamish Boys are definitely ones to watch." - Highlife Magazine 

Feedback/Comments

Posted by Sandy Grant on
What a privilege! I had the sense of watching someone famous, in particular Simon & Garfunkel, before they were famous. I had that thought even before the Beamish Boys performed a Simon & Garfunkel hit.
There were other excellent covers of Michael Jackson, Chris Isaak, Joanie Mitchell, and a beautiful rendition of Hallelujah.
There were plenty of original songs with interesting stories behind them.
The boys’ voices are great individually, but the harmonies when they sing together are beautiful.
They exude joy and connection to/through the songs. They are confident yet humble and unspoilt.
I wish them every success.
Posted by Graeme Edmonds on
Sandy summed it up with her comments, I can only add that everyone who didn't come, last night, missed a really great pair of fine young entertainers who are going far, and will go on to greater things.
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