The Wolfe Brothers are an acclaimed Australian country music duo known for their consistent chart-topping singles and award-winning albums, establishing them as a prominent act in the country music genre.
The Wolfe Brothers served as a consistent opening act for country music icon Lee Kernaghan for 10 years and also played in his band. This partnership provided extensive touring experience and mentorship.
The Wolfe Brothers signed an exclusive global recording deal with BMG, in partnership with the BBR Music Group. This partnership aims to further build their career internationally.
Various albums including 'It's On', 'Nothin' But Trouble', 'This Crazy Life', and 'Country Heart' were released under this label.
Collaborated on the single 'Beer In A Bar', which won Vocal Collaboration Of The Year at the 2025 Australian Country Music Awards.
Collaborated on the single 'Running the Country', which won Vocal Collaboration of the Year at the 2024 Country Music Awards of Australia.
Collaborated on the single 'Startin' Something', which also became their 15th consecutive #1 single on the Country Airplay Charts and was nominated for Vocal Collaboration of the Year at the 2022 CMAAs.
Joined the Canadian country artist for the Australian version of his single 'Drink Along Song' in 2021.
The Wolfe Brothers are listed as artists who have shared stages and collaborated with various international acts, often featuring instruments like Maton guitars.
The Wolfe Brothers, composed of brothers Tom and Nick Wolfe, originated from a berry farm near Hobart, Tasmania. Their musical journey began early, influenced by their father Malcolm, who himself played in The Wolfe Family Orchestra, guiding Nick to guitar and Tom to piano. This familial foundation instilled a deep appreciation for music, with their mother introducing them to 1990s country artists. For six years prior to their mainstream debut, the brothers, along with childhood friends Brodie Rainbird and Casey Kostiuk, performed cover songs in pubs and clubs across Tasmania. This period served as a foundational apprenticeship, shaping their live performance skills and musical identity. Their professional career escalated significantly after their appearance on season six of Australia’s Got Talent in 2012, where they achieved second place. This exposure led to a management deal and a recording contract, establishing their national presence.
Following their success on Australia’s Got Talent, The Wolfe Brothers embarked on a decade-long collaboration with Lee Kernaghan, opening all his shows and performing as part of his band. This extensive touring experience further honed their skills and expanded their audience base. Over their career, they have consistently achieved commercial and critical success, securing four #1 and two #2 ARIA Country Albums, alongside 20 #1 singles on the National Country Music Chart. Their dedication to their craft has been recognized with ten Golden Guitars and four ARIA nominations, solidifying their position as one of Australia’s most awarded country rock duos. In 2025, they received further accolades at the Australian Country Music Awards, winning Vocal Collaboration Of The Year with Kaylee Bell for ‘Beer In A Bar’, and were honored at the Countrytown Peoples Choice Awards for Group Or Duo Of The Year and Best Australian Tour.
The duo has maintained a rigorous touring schedule, including their ‘Livin’ The Dream Tour’ across Australia in 2024/25, known for its high-energy performances. After a brief hiatus from constant touring in early 2025, they continued releasing new singles and playing selected festivals. The latter half of 2025 is scheduled to include the release of their new album, ‘Australian Made’, in August, followed by an extensive live performance schedule across Australia. This continuous output of new music and consistent touring highlights their enduring commitment to their audience and their artistry.
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