
Brothers Moving
Brothers Moving perform at Nochtspeicher & Nochtwache in Hamburg.
Brothers Moving is a Danish roots band formed in New York City in 2008 by the three Knoblauch brothers - Esben (vocals, guitar, kazoo), Aske (lead guitar) and Simon (cajón) - together with bassist Nils Sørensen. Starting out as street musicians in Manhattan, they went viral in 2012 when a cellphone video of their Union Square performance of Cab Calloway's 'Minnie the Moocher' racked up over 25 million YouTube views. Their sound blends blues, folk, funk and reggae, delivered in both English and Danish, and they have since grown into a touring act playing venues and festivals across Europe.
Brothers Moving released 'Strummin'', the third and final EP in their acoustic trilogy, on January 12, 2024.
Brothers Moving are currently on a European tour spanning 6 countries with 10 upcoming concerts through October 2026.
The band has dates confirmed in Hamburg (Nochtspeicher, Oct 9) and Berlin (Privatclub, Oct 12) as part of their autumn 2026 run.

Brothers Moving perform at Nochtspeicher & Nochtwache in Hamburg.

Concert by the band Brothers Moving in Cologne.

Concert by Brothers Moving at Berlin's Privatclub.