
Brothers Soundtrack Season 1 (2026) Guide
In the comedy series Brothers, lifelong friends Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson play fictionalized versions of themselves whose bond is hilariously tested when they move their families under one roof at Matthew’s Texas ranch. Following a disastrous family wedding, Woody and his clan look for a fresh start, but the quiet retreat quickly devolves into chaos when Matthew’s mother accidentally drops a bombshell secret: the two stars might actually be biological brothers. As Woody turns the ranch upside down desperately chasing the truth and Matthew grapples with an existential identity crisis amidst a potential gubernatorial run, the duo must navigate the fine line between friendship, family, and fame.
Created by Lee Eisenberg for Apple TV+, the comedy series Brothers reunites longtime friends Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson playing hilariously exaggerated, fictionalized versions of themselves. Set against the sun-soaked backdrop of a Texas ranch, their eccentric domestic life descends into comedic turmoil when a family secret reveals they might actually be biological brothers. Navigating the chaotic boundary between Hollywood celebrity, Texas pride, and brotherhood, the show’s dynamic pace is driven by an energetic soundscape curated by acclaimed music supervisor Maggie Phillips (The Bear, Fargo) alongside an original score by composer Zachary Dawes.
The soundtrack for Brothers mirrors the irreverent, larger-than-life personalities of McConaughey and Harrelson through a spirited fusion of vintage classic rock, Texas outlaw country, and high-octane rock anthems. The musical tone is set by Roger Hodgson’s timeless anthem 'Give a Little Bit', serving as the uplifting opening theme. This feel-good foundation collides with gritty Southern grit and rebellious energy through legendary cuts from Waylon Jennings ('I'm a Ramblin' Man'), the unmistakable guitar assault of Ozzy Osbourne’s 'Crazy Train', Heart’s energetic 'Kick It Out', and rockabilly icon Carl Perkins. Each needle-drop accentuates the absurd rivalry, sibling banter, and wild ranch escapades at the heart of the story.
Episode 1: On the Road (Sep 22, 2026)
A surprise visit from the Harrelsons goes sideways when Matthew's mom drops a bombshell.
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Give a Little Bit
Roger Hodgson
Scene Context: Brothers Opening Theme Song
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Scene Context: Matthew concludes his speech upon hearing his father's favorite song.
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Scene Context: Matthew participates in a bull riding event at the rodeo and is thrown to the ground.
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BOOGIE MAN
Steve Sidwell
Scene Context: Matthew arrives late and immediately starts speaking after taking the stage at the rally.
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A Lion In the Jungle
Carl Perkins
Scene Context: Woody informs Matthew about his belief that Ma Mac has a drinking problem as the end credits begin to roll.
Episode 2: The Hunt (Sep 22, 2026)
Matthew takes his son Wyatt on his first hunting trip while Woody follows a trail of a different kind.
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Kick It Out
Scene Context: Ma Mac rescues Woody and departs as the end credits begin.
Episode 3: Little Woody (Sep 29, 2026)
When Ma Mac wants the Harrelsons out, Woody hatches a harebrained plan to buy time.
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Long Tall Texan
Murry Kellum
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Scene Context: Music playing in the slideshow of Litte Woody, the dog, memories
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Jesus Come Back
Leatherbag
Scene Context: Apple's Brothers Episode 3 Closing Credits Song
Episode 4: The Band (Oct 6, 2026)
Woody and Matthew put their musical talents to the test as Olive's investigation ramps up.
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Far from Any Road
Scene Context: Olive obtains a DNA test kit.
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Scene Context: Matthew and Woody plan to perform anonymously using disguises.
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Slip Away
Odis
Scene Context: Matthew outlines the disguises and accents, while permission is negotiated for a performance at the coffee shop.
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Fast Furious and Wonderful
Summer Salt
Scene Context: Kai purchases a vanilla frappé and gives Wyatt a tip at the coffee shop.
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Far from Any Road
Scene Context: Olive searches the house for DNA samples.
Episode 5: Valentine's Day (Oct 13, 2026)
Things quickly spiral out of control for Matthew and Woody after forgetting Valentine's Day.
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Give A Little Bit
Scene Context: The opening sequence features photographs of Woody and Matthew as they grow up, followed by images of them yelling and posing with a washboard.
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Ooby Dooby (Jive - 43 BPM)
DJ Maksy
Scene Context: Woody and Matthew fill a grocery cart with items. Val then contacts them regarding suspected unauthorized use of their payment card.
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Scene Context: On the bus, Wyatt finds Kai's acorn keepsake, and they kiss. The scene then cuts to a shot of a jail.
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In Your Eyes
Scene Context: Jimmy operates a boombox outside Olive’s bus as it departs; she avoids facing him until the bus leaves.
Episode 6: The Dance (Oct 20, 2026)
Wyatt asks Kai to the school dance, where Matthew and Woody try to play it cool as chaperones.
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Scene Context: Wyatt, wearing a blonde wig, exits the vehicle from the film "Dazed and Confused" and invites Kai to attend the school dance at Matthew’s residence.
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BEST SHOT
promqueen
Scene Context: Matthew instructs Wyatt on dance moves in the school gym. Wyatt then performs the dance awkwardly in front of Kai, who shakes her head.
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Aura
Primo the Alien
Scene Context: In the school gym, Matthew addresses Wyatt regarding Kai's disappearance. Wyatt then requests his father to give him space.
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Scene Context: Kai and Wyatt reconcile and proceed to slow dance in the school gym. Woody and Matthew discuss parenting on the bleachers.
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Ordinary Sea
J.B. Boone
Scene Context: On the bus, Woody informs Olive that he does not require DNA proof to confirm his brotherhood with Matthew and exits before the end of the credits.
Brothers Season 1 Trailer Songs
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IYKYK
Dierks Bentley
Trailer song from Apple TV Brothers
Expanding its country-rock flavor, the promotional trailer for Brothers features Dierks Bentley’s punchy country track 'IYKYK', previewing the rural charm and humor that define the series. As Matthew and Woody uncover more clues about their past across Season 1, the music continues to frame their escalating existential crisis with classic hits and deep-cut Americana grooves. Explore the complete Brothers Season 1 soundtrack playlist on SeekerTune, updated after each Apple TV broadcast with accurate song titles, artists, scene breakdowns, and direct streaming links.
Main Cast
- Matthew McConaughey Matthew McConaughey
- Woody Harrelson Woody Harrelson
- Holland Taylor Ma Mac
- Natalie Martinez Valentina
- Brittany Ishibashi Joy
Official Trailer
Related Soundtracks
Complete Soundtrack List - All Songs Played in Every Episode
| Episode | Song Title | Artist |
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| E1 | Give a Little Bit | Roger Hodgson |
| E1 | I'm a Ramblin' Man | Waylon Jennings |
| E1 | Crazy Train | Ozzy Osbourne |
| E1 | BOOGIE MAN | Steve Sidwell |
| E1 | A Lion In the Jungle | Carl Perkins |
| E2 | Kick It Out | Heart |
| E3 | Long Tall Texan | Murry Kellum |
| E3 | Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) | Green Day |
| E3 | Coming Home | Leon Bridges |
| E3 | Jesus Come Back | Leatherbag |
| E4 | Far from Any Road | The Handsome Family |
| E4 | Rhinestone Cowboy | Glen Campbell |
| E4 | Slip Away | Odis |
| E4 | Fast Furious and Wonderful | Summer Salt |
| E4 | Far from Any Road | The Handsome Family |
| E5 | Give A Little Bit | Supertramp |
| E5 | Ooby Dooby (Jive - 43 BPM) | DJ Maksy |
| E5 | Beautiful Girl | INXS |
| E5 | In Your Eyes | Peter Gabriel |
| E6 | Low Rider | War |
| E6 | BEST SHOT | promqueen |
| E6 | Aura | Primo the Alien |
| E6 | party 4 u | Charli xcx |
| E6 | Ordinary Sea | J.B. Boone |





