The Lemon Twigs are an American

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band from the Hicksville

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, New York. The duo consists of brothers Brian and Michael D'Addario. Both brothers are vocalists,

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s and

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s, and during live performances they are joined by Danny Ayala (keyboards, vocals, bass) and Reza Matin (drums, vocals, guitar). The band's music has been noted for its stylistic roots in 1960s and 1970s pop and rock music, ranging from

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. Since their commercial debut in 2016, the Lemon Twigs have released five studio albums, one live album, and an EP. The D'Addarios have also collaborated musically with other acts, including

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History

Early childhood

Brian and Michael were born two years apart from each other, both in March. Ronnie D'Addario, their father, is a musician and songwriter from Manhattan who played with Irish folk singer

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. Susan Hall, their mother, is a neuropsychologist from Ohio who pursued acting and entertainment in her younger years. The first few years of the D'Addario brothers' lives were spent in an apartment in

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. The family then moved to a house in the suburbs of Long Island. The brothers were raised in a musical household and learned to play and sing at a very early age, developing an obsession with

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that was passed down from their father.

Formation and first years

Brian and Michael D'Addario had extensive stage experience as children. Brian played

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'' and Flounder in ''

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'', ''The Radio City Christmas Spectacular'', and the 2008 production of ''

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''. Michael also appeared in a variety of television shows and films, such as ''

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'' on HBO, '' Are We There Yet?'' on TBS, and the 2012 films '' People Like Us'' and ''

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''. The D'Addario brothers first played music together in a

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called Members of the Press. The Lemon Twigs were founded by the brothers while they were both students at Hicksville High School on Long Island, New York. The siblings both perform lead vocals, lead guitar, drums and other instruments. Their first release was the cassette ''What We Know'', issued in a limited edition of 100 copies (with digital download) in 2015 by Winspear.

2016–2018: ''Do Hollywood''

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In 2014, the unsigned D'Addarios approached

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with demo recordings in hopes of attracting interest. Rado flew the brothers out to Los Angeles to record a series of basic album tracks and spent 18 months engineering and refining the tracks. The brothers also signed with the British independent label

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. On the resulting album, '' Do Hollywood'' (2016), each brother took the lead on vocals and guitar on the songs he composed; during live performances, this setup was preserved, with the remaining D'Addario playing the drums, and fellow schoolmates Megan Zeankowski and Danny Ayala (who have played with the D'Addarios on and off since their youth) playing bass and keyboards, respectively. Ayala also sang backing vocals. The Lemon Twigs served as opening act for fellow New York City/Long Island-based alt-rockers

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on their East Coast tour in late 2016 and performed on television programs like ''

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'', ''

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'' "Saturday Sessions" and '' Conan, Jimmy Kimmel, Jools Holland, Seth Myers'' along the way. In early 2017 it was announced that the band would play on day one of the

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in Indio, California on April 14, 2017. This performance saw the Twigs joined by one of the band's "favorite musicians ever, in the whole world",

, to play "Couldn't I Just Tell You" from Rundgren's classic 1972

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'' The Lemon Twigs released the ''Do Hollywood'' tracks "These Words" and "As Long As We're Together" as a double-A-side single, and made videos for both songs. The third single was the album opener, "I Wanna Prove to You", with a video directed by Nick Roney. The band played at several major festivals in the summer of 2017, such as

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, Austin City, and the

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, in addition to opening for Phoenix across the United States. The Lemon Twigs performed with Thomas Hedlund of Phoenix on drums while supporting Phoenix at the

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alongside

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. In September 2017 the band released an EP, ''Brothers of Destruction'', containing songs recorded during the ''Do Hollywood'' sessions.

2018–2019: ''Go to School''

The band's second album, '' Go to School'', a musical about a chimpanzee raised as a human boy, was released on August 24, 2018. Singles included: "If You Give Enough," "Small Victories," and "The Fire." The album debuted at number 93 on the

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on September 6, 2018. The band were also announced as one of the support acts for

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' 2018 tour in support of their album ''

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''. Appearing on the album were

and

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drummer

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. Prior to beginning their run of shows promoting ''Go to School'', the group underwent a number of personnel changes. Both Megan Zeankowski and Danny Ayala were replaced by Daryl Johns (bass), Andres Valbuena (drums) and Tommaso Taddonio (keyboards).

2020: ''Songs for the General Public''

On March 2, 2020, the band announced that '' Songs for the General Public'', their third studio album, was scheduled to be released on May 1, 2020. However, due to complications of the

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, the album's release was changed to August 21, 2020. Singles included: "The One," "Moon," "Only A Fool," and "No One Holds You (Closer Than the One You Haven't Met)."

2023: ''Everything Harmony''

In March 2023, the D'Addarios backed

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singer

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at the

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festival in

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. On May 5, 2023, the Twigs released their fourth album, '' Everything Harmony'', through

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. It was self-produced by the band and received positive reviews from critics. The album produced the singles "Corner of My Eye," "In My Head," "Anytime of Day," and "Every Day Is the Worst Day of My Life." The band supported the album release with a tour of North America and western Europe, concluding in

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on June 1, 2023.

2024: ''A Dream Is All We Know''

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'' on January 31, 2024. The three succeeding singles for the album were: "They Don't Know How To Fall In Place", "A Dream Is All I Know", and "How Can I Love Her More". In May 2024, the Lemon Twigs began a tour of North America and Europe in support of ''A Dream Is All We Know'', including a string of shows opening for

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and a main stage performance at the

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festival in Barcelona. On August 9, they performed at San Francisco's annual

festival. On September 1, they played the End of the Road Festival in southwest England.

2025: Brian D'Addario solo album

On February 19, 2025, Brian D'Addario released a single, "Till The Morning", from a solo album of the same name released on March 20. Despite the solo billing, Michael D'Addario co-produced the album, contributed backing vocals, and co-wrote two of the songs. Former Beach Boys collaborator

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also wrote the lyrics for two songs. D'Addario described the album's sound as "country

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Collaborations

The Lemon Twigs played on

's 2017 album '' Hang'', credited as playing drums, percussion, acoustic and electric guitar, bass guitar, piano and organ. They also were players on

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'', released in 2019 via Sub Pop records. Michael played drums on three of the tracks, while Brian played guitar, bass, piano and synthesizer on five tracks; he is also credited with production on "Mirror Forever" and providing the string arrangement to album opener "A Lot's Gonna Change", and instrumental closer "Nearer To Thee." The Lemon Twigs performed on many tracks for

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's album ''

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'', released on September 25, 2020, alongside Weyes Blood. They are credited for playing bass guitar, acoustic and electric guitar, drums, vocals, and mellotron. The Twigs collaborated with

on the song "I'm Leaving" from Rundgren's 2022 album, ''

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''. They provided backing vocals on

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's 2025 single, "I'd Be Lost Without You".

Style

The Lemon Twigs' musical style has been described as

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, baroque rock,

, and

. In a 2024 interview, band member Michael D'Addario described the band's sound as fundamentally "

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. ... It's not always power pop and it's certainly not always glam rock. ... The through line would be pop structures and rock-based instrumentation." Michael cited

and

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as their ultimate musical influences, adding that their other musical influences were in turn inspired by those bands. (The brothers jokingly refer to this mashup of Beatles and Beach Boys sounds as a genre called "

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".) In 2016, ''

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'' characterized the Lemon Twigs' early sound as "a modern-day band combining the melodic, harmony-rich soft rock of

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, the underground cool of

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, and the theatricality of Broadway musicals." ''

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'' cited the "humbling beauty of their songs" and their "sumptuous harmonies." A number of diverse pop music figures have publicly expressed admiration for the Twigs:

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, Michael McDonald, and

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Band members

Current members * Brian D'Addario – vocals, guitar, bass, keyboards, drums, trumpet, cello (2014–present) * Michael D'Addario – vocals, guitar, bass, keyboards, drums, percussion (2014–present) Touring members * Danny Ayala – keyboards, vocals, bass (2014–2017, 2023–present) * Reza Matin – drums, vocals, guitar, bass (2023–present) Former touring members * Daryl Johns – bass, vocals (2018–2021) * Tommaso Taddonio – keyboards (2018–2019) * Andres Valbuena – drums (2018–2021) * Megan Zeankowski – bass (2014–2017) * Will Berman – drums, guitar, keyboards (2022) * James Richardson – bass, synth, vocals (2021–2022)

Discography

Studio albums

* ''What We Know'' (2015) (limited release) * '' Do Hollywood'' (2016) * '' Go to School'' (2018) * '' Songs for the General Public'' (2020) * '' Everything Harmony'' (2023) * ''

'' (2024) * '' Till the Morning'' (2025) (Brian D'Addario solo album)

EPs

* ''Brothers of Destruction'' (2017)

Singles

* "These Words"/"As Long as We're Together" (2016) * "I Wanna Prove to You" (2017) * "Night Song" (2017) * "Why Didn't You Say That?" (2017) * "Foolin' Around"/"Tailor Made" (2018) * "If You Give Enough" (2018) * "Small Victories" (2018) * "The Fire" (2018) * "The One" (2020) * "Moon" (2020) * "Live in Favor of Tomorrow" (2020) * "No One Holds You Closer (Than The One You Haven’t Met)" (2020) * "Corner of My Eye" (2023) * "Any Time of Day" (2023) * "In My Head" (2023) * "Every Day Is the Worst Day of My Life" (2023) * "My Golden Years" (2024) * "They Don't Know How to Fall in Place" (2024) * "A Dream Is All I Know" (2024) * "How Can I Love Her More?" (2024)

Live albums

* ''The Lemon Twigs LIVE'' (2020)