Real-life brothers, J.J., Dusty, Luke, Brock and Ty, are no strangers to hard work, perseverance and discipline. Life on a family farm wasn’t always easy, but the brothers attribute much of their success to their rural upbringing in a home dedicated to faith, music and sport. With over 90 million streams and 33 million YouTube views to date, Hunter Brothers have amassed a large volume of industry credibility in a record amount of time, including multiple CCMA Award nominations, JUNO Award nominations and SCMA Award wins.

Hunter Brothers' third studio album, Been A Minute, is a compilation of their signature harmonies and up-tempo hits which delve into the heart of the times the world is presently walking through. Their sophomore album, State of Mind, was released in 2019 and remained the #1 selling country album for four consecutive weeks following its release. “Lost” (their first #1 single at country radio), “Those Were the Nights” (from their debut album Getaway) and their Top 10 smash hit “Born and Raised” have all been certified Gold in Canada. In 2020, Hunter Brothers were the #3 most-played Group or Duo on country radio in Canada. Known for their energetic and entertaining live shows, the group has played major country festivals in Canada and the U.S., and toured with country icon Paul Brandt.

In 2023, they released their highly anticipated new EP Burning Down The Barn. With the six-track release, Hunter Brothers continue to evolve and elevate their sound. Proving their versatility as vocalists and performers, the EP features high-octane, dance-ready anthems such as title track “Burning Down The Barn” and Top 40 radio single“What Colour You Drive,” while still maintaining their trademark harmony-driven style, such as the heart-filled ballad “At The End Of The Day,” and jovial, laidback track “Peace Love and Country Music.” To celebrate the release, the brothers set out on a cross-Canada tour in fall 2023, with more than half of the shows selling out.

The past few years have been a whirlwind for Hunter Brothers, marked by the release of fan-favourites like “Train (Station Edition)” and “Golden Rules,” a heartfelt anthem inspired by small-town values and the lessons that shape who we become. The band also took center stage with a standout residency at the Calgary Stampede Grandstand and delivered a memorable performance at the iconic Boots and Hearts Music Festival.

Building on that momentum, Hunter Brothers continued to celebrate their roots with the nostalgic track “Homegrown Night,” which inspired a national headline tour of the same name in 2025. Bringing their signature energy to stages across the country, the Homegrown Nights Tour connected fans coast to coast and showcased the band’s electric live show. With new music on the horizon, there’s plenty more to come from these five brothers!