Meet the Stith Brothers
Welcome to the captivating world of The Stith Bros., where timeless melodies and soulful harmonies reign supreme. Since 1989, twin brothers Marc & Mike Stith have enchanted audiences with their velvety smooth baritone vocals and their unmistakable charm. Born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia, The Stith Bros. have crooned their way through jazz festivals, nightclubs, and private engagements, leaving a trail of melody from their hometown roots to the cool vibes of Montreal, Canada.
Under the tutelage of the legendary Bill Brannen and alongside luminaries like Johnny O'Neal, Marc & Mike have honed their craft with dedication and artistry, interpreting the greatest compositions from jazz and the Great American Songbook with an undeniable flair. Their journey is a rich tapestry of musical dedication and cultural resonance, culminating in their tribute album "High Standards," honoring the iconic legacies of Nat King Cole and Frank Sinatra.
Now, as they prepare to embark on the next chapter of their musical odyssey, The Stith Bros. are thrilled to invite you into their world of jazz. With their new website, they offer fans an immersive experience where you can explore their storied career, upcoming projects, and exclusive behind-the-scenes content. From their captivating performances to their upcoming releases, The Stith Bros. promise an experience that soothes the soul and moves the spirit.
Venues Conquered
Venturing far and wide, The Stith Bros. have left their mark on an array of iconic venues, illustrating their wide-reaching appeal and the universal language of Jazz:
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Montreal Jazz Festival
A regular spectacle at this Canadian Jazz haven in the 1990s. The Stith Bros. elevated the spirts at Quebec's tallest peak at the majestic Mount Tremblant with their smooth tunes. At Biddle's Jazz & Ribs Jazz Live Chaque Soir, their vocals filled this legenday Montreal venue, echoing it's storied past.
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Baker's Keyboard Lounge
They graced the stage of this Detroit landmark, known as "the oldest Jazz club in the world."
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Murphy's Place
A legendary Toledo, Ohio gem where the Bros. followed many of the founders of the Jazz genre with performances of their own, adding their chapter to Murphy's Place's Jazz legacy.
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Churchill Grounds
The Stith Bros. were the first band to open at what has become a legendary Jazz venue in the world today. Their efforts in introducing this venue to audience helped establish it as a straight-ahead, Traditional Jazz venue in Atlanta, Georgia.