The Gibsons are a renowned bluegrass band known for their tight harmonies and instrumental virtuosity. Comprised of siblings Leigh and Eric Gibson as core members, they have significantly influenced the contemporary bluegrass scene since their formation in the late 1990s. Their distinctive style combines traditional bluegrass with elements of modern folk and country. The band's notable works include their Grammy-nominated albums, "Help My Brother" and "They Called It Music," both of which have played significant roles in shaping the modern bluegrass sound.