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Inside the performance

Sound, stage & company

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Brother Maker is a high-energy, blues-tinged funk project born from the collaboration of former Turkuaz members Craig Brodhead, Michelangelo Carruba, Chris Brouwers, Greg Sanderson, and Taylor Shell. Paulie Philippone joined in as a live performer, bringing additional groove when the group hits the stage, notably at the Brooklyn Bowl in 2021. The band has been noted in the New York jam scene for its dynamic instrumental originals and spirited covers, delivering engaging shows that fuse funk propulsion with bluesy sensibilities.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

While early activity centers around live performances and festival appearances, Brother Maker continues to surface in press coverage and social channels, with fans following their evolving sound and lineup. If you’re looking for a set that blends tight musicianship with a contagious groove, you’ve found a project that’s built for live rooms and festival stages alike. We’ve got you covered for finding tickets and keeping an eye on shows as they’re announced.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Past highlights include a debut performance of Change My Mind during a Brooklyn Bowl show in 2021, marking a strong entry into the scene. Brother Maker’s presence at LonCon 2022 demonstrated ongoing activity beyond their initial breakout year. As of early 2026, public touring details aren’t widely published, but the band’s legacy in the NYC jam community continues to resonate. If you’re after a night of high-energy, groove-driven music, we’ll help you secure your seats when new dates surface.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

For the latest updates, follow Brother Maker’s official channels and check our listings for newly announced shows. We’re here to connect you with tickets and ensure you’ve got a reliable route to the next great live set.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Brother Maker

  • Formed by former Turkuaz members Craig Brodhead, Michelangelo Carruba, Chris Brouwers, Greg Sanderson, and Taylor Shell, with Paulie Philippone later joining in at live performances (e.g., Brooklyn Bowl 2021).
  • Debut single Change My Mind released/performed in 2021, noted as a debut during the Brooklyn Bowl show.
  • Public LonCon 2022 lineup confirms Brother Maker performing at the festival, indicating ongoing activity beyond 2021.
  • Live-action press coverage from the New York/Brooklyn jam scene describes their sound as bluesy/funk-leaning, with instrumental originals and covers in a high-energy set.
  • Social media presence is acknowledged in press materials (e.g., a Facebook reference for Brother Maker in venue listings).

The records

Brother Maker Discography

  • Change My Mind
    2021 · N/A

The hits

Top Brother Maker Songs

  • Change My Mind
    2021 · Did not chart

Past highlights include a debut performance of Change My Mind during a Brooklyn Bowl show in 2021, marking a strong entry into the scene. Brother Maker’s presence at LonCon 2022 demonstrated ongoing activity beyond their initial breakout year. As of early 2026, public touring details aren’t widely published, but the band’s legacy in the NYC jam community continues to resonate. If you’re after a night of high-energy, groove-driven music, we’ll help you secure your seats when new dates surface.

For the latest updates, follow Brother Maker’s official channels and check our listings for newly announced shows. We’re here to connect you with tickets and ensure you’ve got a reliable route to the next great live set.

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