Press:

“Six Sheffielders with ukeleles and a big bloke with a lethal line in lyrics is hardly the sort of line-up you would expect to draw a crowd. The Brothers feature a couple of familiar faces in artist Pete McKee and comedian and Radio Sheffield presenter Toby Foster, but it's former Sharp Cuts and now Go Galleon frontman Shaun Doane who sets the tone and drives proceedings forward with a huge vocal performance and some wicked Sheffield versions of music classics. To say it's an eclectic set list is an understatement. Where else, for instance, would you hear covers of Should I Stay Or Should I Go and Common People sitting sweetly alongside I Will Survive. The remaining band members - Pete's son Charley, Klive Humberstone, Richard (Bails) Bailey and Ginger Dave (Williamson) - are clearly enjoing themselves as much as the punters as a whole series of songs are ruthlessly dismantled and put back together in a way which probably wouldn't make much sense to anyone living south of Woodseats.”
Sheffield Telegraph

“On a typical Friday night I am Sat at home, watching Corrie with a glass of wine or a bottle of cider! Oh I like to live the high life I do! If I do get out I quite like going to the comedy club and love local band The Everly Pregnant Brothers ”
Sheraah - OKCupid

“HAVING made a musical exhibition of themselves at various events from Art In The Gardens to charity nights Sheffield's "number one ukulele band" are launching a new regular night at the Memorial Hall. The Everly Pregnant Brother's Big Night Out starts on Thursday when the seven-piece combo take their blend of strings and Sheffield humour onto the stage alongside two of the island's best stand-up comedians, supplied by the Last Laugh Comedy Club – ADVERTISEMENT run by comic and band member Toby Foster. "The band is such fun and the response so far has been amazing," says Toby. "Everywhere we've played people have been fantastic. It's a real career change for me." Local artist Pete McKee put the band together last year, making their first official appearance at the Botanical Gardens event. Gigs have since rolled in, including a City Hall slot.”
David Dunn - Sheffield Satr