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Hometown	Nashville, TN
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Band Members	Jason Suton; Mark Sutton
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For over a decade, two brothers, Mark and Jason Sutton, have mixed a modern country sound with a rock edge to form the band Brother Trouble. Backed by strong vocals, a unique sound, inspired lyrics and electrifying personalities, Brother Trouble is the...

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Brother Trouble to Perform at Cleveland Clinic by
BROTHER TROUBLE TO PERFORM AT CLEVELAND CLINIC’S CHILDRENS HOSPITAL Winner of Kenny Chesney’s “Next Big Star” Contest Come to Cleveland Brother Trouble will be playing at The Cleveland Clinic in the Children’s Hospital on Wednesday, April 1, 2009 from 2 pm – 4 pm. The show will also include a performance in the main entry way of the hospital during that time. They will also perform at Hard Rock Café in Tower City Center in Cleveland on Wednesday night at 9:00 pm Brother Trouble, winner of Kenny Chesney’s “Next Big Star” contest, is coming to Cleveland to play the Children’s Hospital at the Cleveland Clinic. Brothers from the Carolina’s, Mark and Jason Sutton are sure to put on a show for the kids at the Clinic. While accepting the award for Chesney’s contest, Chesney said, “Every town in America that we played in this year, we had the Big Star competition going on and these guys were by far the best!” The show will be sure to uplift the spirits of those at the hospital. Their sound is good, solid country music with a little rock and roll edge. The guys will also be playing a show Wednesday night at 9 pm at the Hard Rock Café in Cleveland. The show is all ages and does not have a cover charge. Brother Trouble is being talked about as the next big thing in country music and may even appeal to those rockers out there! It is a show not to be missed. ### If you would like more information about Brother Trouble, or to schedule an interview with the Band or with Blaster Records, please call Kim Heinz at 440.942.7006 or e-mail Kim at kim@discoverstars.com

Brother Trouble to Open for Lonestar at Rock Hall by
Kenny Chesney’s “Next Big Star” Contest Winners To Open for Lonestar at Rock Hall Brother Trouble Comes to Cleveland to Perform at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Brother Trouble will be playing at Cleveland’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame & Museum on Saturday, July 25, 2009 beginning at 8:00 pm. The band will be opening up for Lonestar on their upcoming “The Future” Tour. Brother Trouble just signed a deal with Cleveland-based Record Label, Blaster Records. Brother Trouble, winner of Kenny Chesney’s “Next Big Star” contest, is coming to Cleveland to play the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with Country sensation, Lonestar. Brothers from the Carolina’s, Mark and Jason Sutton put on a show that combines southern charm with a country rock edge. While accepting the award for Chesney’s contest, Chesney said, “Every town in America that we played in this year, we had the Big Star competition going on and these guys were by far the best!” Brother Trouble is being talked about as the next big thing in country music and may even appeal to those rockers out there! It is a show not to be missed. The brothers just signed a record deal with Cleveland-based Record Label, Blaster Records. In the midst of the failing economy, Blaster Records has managed to stay afloat and even prosper during these hard times. The company, owned by Tom Porter, Chairman of Blaster Chemical, is one to watch. With a major distribution deal and an expert team behind them, Brother Trouble will be going into the studio to record their new album in the next few weeks. The album is due out later this year. ### If you would like more information about Brother Trouble, or to schedule an interview with the Band or with Blaster Records, please call Allison Connolly at 440.205.1944 or e-mail Allison at allison@blasterrecords.com.

Kenny Chesney's Next Big Star... Brother Trouble! by Sony BMG Nashville
For Immediate Release 09.03.08 Nashville: When Kenny Chesney decided to reach back to young bands trying to get a foothold in country music on his 2008 Poets & Pirates Tour, he had no idea the quality of talent he was going to find - and with the final weekend of local competitions, it turned out the Grand Prize winner had relocated from South Carolina to Nashville to follow the plan of countless thousands of hopefuls. “It's pretty amazing to see the quality of local bands out there,” Chesney says of his summer's opening acts. “And the different kinds of country music being made, too. I'd say the future's in pretty good shape… and it was really hard deciding on that one grand prize winner, that's how good these Next Big Stars were.” But Brother Trouble, Jason and Mark Sutton, who've been playing around the Palmetto State since their teens, work a distinctly aggressive modern country that has hints of Southern rock, revved up acoustic instruments and the kind of vocals only brothers enjoy. Having won the July 3 Next Big Star at Nashville's Hard Rock Café, and performing at Nashville’s LP Field for Chesney July 5 show, Brother Trouble now gets a check for $25,000, an opportunity to audition for BNA Records and - perhaps the best part of all - their own tour bus and the opening slot for the final weekend of the Corona Extra sponsored Poets & Pirates Tour. “These guys were young, fresh, exciting,” says Kate McMahon, Director of Tour Marketing for AEG-TMG. “It was thrilling not just to see how good the talent was across the country, but to see the reaction all these acts got in their hometowns. It's really hard getting the shot to open for big acts now - because there is so much packaging, but all these artists did an amazing job opening up the biggest party of the summer everywhere we went… But Brother Trouble just had a little something special. I think they're gonna have a great weekend out on the road with us.” With “Everybody Wants To Go Heaven” - from the Oct. 14th release Lucky Old Sun -- sitting at #6 on the country singles chart three weeks after add date, Chesney is gearing up to close down his touring year in fine fashion. With stops in Tulsa and St Louis en route to being the first official event in Indianapolis' Lucas Oil Stadium, home of the Indianapolis Colts, you can count on Chesney to make it one heckuva party. “Every year, I don't think it can get any better, and every year, I am blown away by the fans,” says the 4-consecutive and reigning Academy of Country Music and 3-time and current Country Music Association Entertainer of the Year. “And this year, having these local bands bring a little bit of each town onto our stage, it's made it even more like we're part of the places we play… To me, back when, I'd've given anything to open for some of my favorites, let alone go on tour with'em, so I think this is gonna be fun for all of us, seeing the road through their eyes.” # # #

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