Grammy/ACM/CMA-winning country duo Brothers Osborne have announced their fifth studio album, Watertown, set for release on October 23, 2026 via MCA Records in the US and Snakefarm in the UK. Named for John and T.J. Osborne's hometown of Deale, Maryland (population 5,333) — where the brothers unveiled the record during a surprise pop-up show at The Boathouse on August 24, 2026 — the 11-track collection reunites them with longtime producer Jay Joyce for what is being billed as their most introspective album yet, tracing family, love, loss and the stages of life. Fans who enjoyed our coverage of Lainey Wilson 'Kinda Love It' will want to mark this release date.
Album Facts
Album: Watertown
Artists: Brothers Osborne (John Osborne and T.J. Osborne)
Release Date: October 23, 2026
Label: MCA Records (US) / Snakefarm (UK)
Producer: Jay Joyce
Singles: "Bottle It Up (SELLOUT EDIT)"
Watertown Tracklist
- "Born and Raised Hell" ft. Cody Johnson
- "R.I.P."
- "Family Business"
- "High"
- "Bottle It Up"
- "Ain't Killed Me Yet"
- "Doors"
- "Stubborn"
- "Tough Kid" ft. Stephen Wilson Jr.
- "Same Ol' Different Story"
- "Watertown"
Watch the Official Video
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the Watertown album release date?
Watertown arrives on October 23, 2026, released via MCA Records in the United States and Snakefarm in the United Kingdom.
Who are the collaborations on Watertown?
The album features the duo's first-ever full-length collaborations: Cody Johnson, the reigning ACM Entertainer of the Year, appears on the opener "Born and Raised Hell", while Stephen Wilson Jr. guests on "Tough Kid".
What are the "Sellout Edits"?
"SELL OUT EDITS" are shortened pre-release versions of Watertown tracks, including "Bottle It Up (SELLOUT EDIT)". The full-length versions are being made available through the duo's fan club.
Are Brothers Osborne touring for Watertown?
The duo are celebrating the 10-year anniversary of their debut album Pawn Shop (January 2026) and will head to the UK for an arena tour in December 2026 supporting The Darkness.
For more new country music coverage, check out the Parker McCollum 'Live From Sound City' album, the Zach Bryan 'Young Manhood & Other Donatable Organs' EP and our Morgan Wallen biography.
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