Live! at the Baptist ft The Beamish Brothers ‘Anxious’ Single Launch

The Beamish Brothers are a rising duo of multitalented siblings whose motto is to turn politics into pop. Their latest singles, Dollar At The
Heart and Nature are anthems for self-empowerment and political awareness, the latter of which becoming a runner-up to represent
Australia in Eurovision, with a snippet teased on live national TV.

Ben and Jeremy’s introduction into the music industry came as topliners collaborating with international producers, receiving more than 15 million streams across their work while only 19 and 21. Now as published writers with Embassy Music, they continue to hone in the craft of pop writing, working with the likes of Jeppe Pilgaard (Alexander Oscar, Faustix, TooManyLeftHands, Rusika and Clara), JFDR (Olafur Arnalds), Tyler Beans (Miley Cyrus, Harry Styles, Mark Ronson) and local talents Hallie, Soft Nylon, Sahara Beck, Needs No Sleep and Tina Says whose Triple J-charting track features Jeremy’s “soothing velvety vocals”. As artists, the brothers bring a fearless attitude to every song they release, promoting concepts such as mental health and LGBTQ+ rights in a way that’s effortlessly authentic to their own experiences. Most recently, the brothers were awarded grant funding from Arts Queensland in support of their recently released single, Dollar At The Heart, which sees the brothers call out corporate greed. In what is shaping up to be their biggest track yet, the song has already amassed 90K views on YouTube in less than a month and continues to rise through the ranks with coverage from Tone Deaf and Milky.

Having opened for Tia Gostelow, toured Japan and South Korea, performed on the main stage at the Empire Theatre (Toowoomba), Hidden Lanes Festival, National Live Music Awards at The Triffid and QPAC Green Jam, the brothers are no strangers to the stage. It’s at their shows where you can find their growing fanbase singing their songs back to them, a playlist of handcrafted tracks with over half a million streams. With more thought-provoking pop tunes set for release, The Beamish Brothers are carving out their own unique careers in a landscape where discussing ‘the big issues’ is needed more than ever.