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The Wood Brothers

The Wood Brothers played on Friday, February 27, at 7 p.m. at the Royal Oak Music Theatre in Royal Oak. Known for their soulful folk sound, the brother duo brought their roots music to a packed house.

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Brothers Chris and Oliver Wood formed The Wood Brothers after pursuing their own musical paths for 15 years. Chris is known as one-third of Medeski Martin & Wood, while Oliver led King Johnson in the South. Joined by drummer Jano Rix, they created a distinct sound beloved in roots music circles. They’ve released nine studio albums, including their latest, Puff of Smoke, and earned a Grammy nomination. Their February concert was a real treat for roots fans at the Royal Oak Music Theatre.

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