Brothers Osborne's 'Sacred Place' Is The Ryman

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Brothers Osborne releases their new album, Live At The Ryman, today (10/11). The new project was recorded during their three-night, sold-out run at the famed auditorium earlier this year.

TJ says, “The fact that we recorded at the Ryman is incredible in a lot of ways. Every time we play there it’s just a special experience and something that we don’t take for granted. Especially with all the history that’s happened in that room and all of the people who have been on that stage.”

John adds, “This place never loses its charm and its luster. To play this place one night is a gift and an accomplishment and the fact we did three, I still can’t wrap my mind around it.”

The guys posted to Instagram this morning, "This place is sacred to us. There’s something that happens right when you walk on stage. It just seems like there’s something spiritual flying around the room that is lifting you up on their shoulders, and the first note you play to the last note you play is…it’s kind of spiritual."

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