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Formed in Manchester in the 1950s by the Gibb brothers, the Brothers Gibb became one of the best-selling acts in pop history. Known for evolving from 1960s beat/pop to the disco-influenced 1970s and back to pop-rock, they carved a lasting legacy in world music. This page provides a detailed biography, discography highlights, and information on upcoming tour dates. We’ve got you covered for a reliable, straightforward ticket experience to see them live.

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Brothers Gibb, comprising the Gibb brothers who formed in Manchester, rose to global fame and became synonymous with the discography of the Bee Gees. Inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1994 and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1997, their catalog spans classic 60s pop, the glittering 70s disco era from the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack, and later pop-rock explorations. While the final studio album of new material released as a group was This Is Where I Came In (2001), the brothers continued to influence music through legacy projects and Barry Gibb’s solo work. Follow official channels for the latest news and tour updates, and secure your seats with us for a genuine, hassle-free ticket experience.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Brothers Gibb

  • Formed in Manchester in the 1950s by the Gibb brothers; the trio became one of the best-selling acts in pop history.
  • Inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1994 and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1997; their catalog includes iconic disco-era hits from the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack.
  • Final studio album of new material released as a group was This Is Where I Came In (2001); subsequent career activity has been historical/legacy-driven and Barry Gibb solo projects occurred outside the Bee Gees group frame.
  • Genre and style shifted from 1960s beat/pop to 1970s disco/funk-influenced pop, later returning to more traditional pop-rock in the 1980s and 1990s.
  • The Bee Gees’ official discography and album pages are a reliable source for complete album-by-album information; Broadway-level awards and Hall of Fame recognitions are documented by Rock Hall and Songwriters Hall of Fame.

The records

Brothers Gibb Discography

  • This Is Where I Came In
    2001 · Polydor / Universal
  • Still Waters
    1997 · Polydor / A&M
  • Size Isn’t Everything
    1993 · Polydor
  • High Civilization
    1991 · Warner Bros.
  • One
    1989 · Warner Bros.
  • E.S.P.
    1987 · Warner Bros.
  • Living Eyes
    1981 · RSO
  • Spicks and Specks
    1966 · Spin (Australia)
  • Bee Gees' 1st
    1967 · Polydor / Atco
  • Horizontal
    1968 · Polydor / Atco
  • Idea
    1968 · Polydor / Atco
  • Odessa
    1969 · Polydor / Atco
  • Cucumber Castle
    1970 · RSO / Polydor
  • 2 Years On
    1970 · Polydor / Atco
  • Trafalgar
    1971 · RSO
  • To Whom It May Concern
    1972 · RSO
  • Life In A Tin Can
    1973 · RSO
  • Mr Natural
    1974 · RSO
  • Main Course
    1975 · RSO
  • Children of the World
    1976 · RSO

The hits

Top Brothers Gibb Songs

  • This Is Where I Came In
    2001 · UK #18; US AC #23
  • Alone
    1997 · UK #5; US #28
  • You Win Again
    1987 · UK #1; US #75
  • One
    1989 · US #7; UK #71
  • How Deep Is Your Love
    1977 · US #1; UK #3
  • Night Fever
    1978 · US #1; UK #1
  • Tragedy
    1979 · US #1; UK #1

Brothers Gibb, comprising the Gibb brothers who formed in Manchester, rose to global fame and became synonymous with the discography of the Bee Gees. Inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1994 and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1997, their catalog spans classic 60s pop, the glittering 70s disco era from the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack, and later pop-rock explorations. While the final studio album of new material released as a group was This Is Where I Came In (2001), the brothers continued to influence music through legacy projects and Barry Gibb’s solo work. Follow official channels for the latest news and tour updates, and secure your seats with us for a genuine, hassle-free ticket experience.

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