Hamish and Lachlan Davidson "are nothing short of sensational and are taking the Australian country music scene by storm" according to Australian bluegrass pioneer Trevor Warner.

The brothers grew up in the rural Victorian town of Yinnar. Raised in a musical family, they started playing music from a young age.

These young men have built a reputation as being two of Australia’s hottest bluegrass exponents - multi instrumentalists on banjo, fiddle, mandolin and great entertainers with an enormous respect for the traditions of the genre.

Both Hamish and Lachlan are graduates of the Australian Country Music College. In 2003 they won Country Entertainer of the Year at the Tamworth. Also that year, they were Runner Up in the Grand Final of the National University Band Competition, at which Hamish won Best Overall Musician. Hamish is also the most recent Australian Bluegrass Fiddle Champion.

The boys have toured extensively throughout every state of Australia and the southern states of America. Their band represented Australia at the 2004 IBMA International Bluegrass Fanfest in Louisville, Kentucky.

In the last few years the Davidson Brothers have gained a lot of momentum in the country music industry. Hamish and Lachlan do many recording sessions and regulary perform live on national television. Highlights include Hey, Hey Its Saturday, The Panel, Good Morning Australia and playing on The Man From Snowy River soundtrack. The pair have toured with Troy Cassar-Daley, Lee Kernaghan and shared the stage with superstars such as Tommy Emmanuel, Kasey Chambers and Jimmy Barnes.

The Davidson Brothers have been finalists in the Australian Country Music Awards for Instrumental of the Year in 2004, 2005 & 2007. They won Best Instrumental in the Independent Australian Country Music Awards in 2004, 2005 & 2007. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.