The (Mis)Adventures of The 5 Browns

By Desirae Brown, Deondra Brown, Gregory Brown, Melody Brown, & Ryan Brown

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It's been a crazy summer for us all, and it is flying by way to quickly. Ryan and Tera's wedding was postponed, and is coming up again FOR REAL on August 1st. I guess a couple of months extra for the two of them has served them well, and they both are really excited this time around. And of course, the rest of us couldn't be happier that it's going to really happen. We truly are one lucky family to have another great person come into the group!

Thanks so much for the sweet comments you all have posted! We had such a fun time in Monterrey! You guys in Mexico were so nice to us...we didn't want to leave. And I don't know when we'll be to Argentina...hopefully soon. I'm also not sure when we'll be back to Mexico either, but we'll tell you as soon as we know...

We are all back home in Utah now. We are learning new arrangements for the concert season starting in September. It feels like we have so much music to get through right now but it's going to be really good stuff. Our summer will also be filled with some other exciting, ambitious projects that we can't talk too much about right now, but will keep you posted on. Come September we will be back in Japan for two weeks of touring, and then home to tour the States.

Utah is green again!

Hey Everyone!

This is Melody. And in case some of you were confused who wrote the Mexico blog, I did. I realized I never signed it. Sorry about that. Anyway, It's summer! Well at least in my head since we're officially on break to learn more music. I don't know if I can say what we're learning yet, or if it's under wraps still. Hmm...maybe I'll get back to you all on that (since we still don't know half of what we're playing yet).

Hey there everyone! Just dropping a line from Wisconsin, where we've just begun a few concerts after spending a whole week in Iowa. It's great to be able to spend two weeks on the road and be able to drive to all the concerts... the less airports the better, as far as we're concerned! The weather's been a little on the chilly side out in this area, just as we were getting used to the springtime weather back home in Utah... Enough of winter already, right???

Hey everyone! I don't have too much time to write (since I'm actually supposed to be writing a sort of column for Clavier Magazine in which I have missed the deadline...), but I couldn't help but notice a comment on Desi's last blog from a Desiree Gonzalez. I couldn't believe it! Here she's from Monterrey Mexico asking if we're going to be there, and I'm here to tell you YES WE ARE! We're so excited about our first appearence in South America. We'll be first in Monterrey (the concert is on Mon. April 7 in the Luis Elizondo Auditorium and there is a speaking engagement we are giving on Sun. April 6, in the same area), then we'll be in Toluca on Tues. April 8, and sadly I don't have the concert hall information on that one. But we WILL be there!

The 5 Browns spoke with KBYU radio today about their new album "Browns In Blue". This will air during the 3pm hour Mountain time. You can listen in via the internet at byuradio.org!

NBC.com has the full interview here:

The Browns redefine classical music