The GRAMMY Museum was thrilled to welcome 3x GRAMMY Award-winning artists The Hanseroth Twins to the Museum’s intimate 200-seat Clive Davis Theater for an evening moderated by 11x GRAMMY Award-winning artist Brandi Carlile discussing The Hanseroth Twins' debut album Vera, career, collaboration with Brandi and creative process, with a performance that followed.
ABOUT THE HANSEROTH TWINS:
The music of Tim and Phil Hanseroth remains forever threaded into the fabric of the 21st century American songbook and culture at large. The identical twins have co-written dozens of songs in the studio, co-produced Top 10 albums, performed thousands of gigs on stage, and reached towering heights as Brandi Carlile’s most trusted songwriting partners and creative confidants. Along the way, they’ve each garnered three GRAMMY® Awards out of 10 nominations, played for sold out crowds in legendary venues like Madison Square Garden and The Hollywood Bowl, and actualized seemingly impossible childhood dreams. An instant bond was formed with Carlile after first meeting in 1999, and, over the next two decades, their catalog blossomed alongside Carlile, including acclaimed hits like the GRAMMY® Award-winning “The Joke” (Best American Roots Song), “Bring My Flowers Now” (Best Country Song), and “Broken Horses” (Best Rock Song) as well as the gold-certified “The Story.” Dolly Parton notably covered the latter, while Adele even cut her own rendition of “Hiding My Heart.” Plus, they penned music for the likes of Tanya Tucker, Zac Brown Band, and The Highwomen, to name a few. Now, they step into the light like never before as The Hanseroth Twins, with their debut album Vera.