The South Florida brothers brought country and pop covers, close harmonies and a spontaneous national anthem to their September 4 set in Loxahatchee.
David and Kevin made their appearance at Ray’s Hideaway a meeting point for the different sides of their music. Performing in Loxahatchee, Florida, on Friday, September 4, 2026, the sibling singing duo delivered a 45-minute set from 7:15 to 8:00 p.m., bringing their vocal harmonies and recognizable reflective stagewear into an evening built around live entertainment and karaoke.
The venue was already filling with a packed crowd around 7 p.m., and the brothers had ten songs ready for the room. Their selections moved between country and pop, taking in “Wagon Wheel,” “Circles,” “Human Nature” and “Sunflower,” alongside Morgan Wallen songs including “Last Night” and “Just In Case.” Familiar material gave the audience an immediate point of connection, while the duo’s two-voice approach kept the set tied to their own identity.
That identity extends beyond the song choices. Close harmonies, a cappella passages and reflective hats have become central to David and Kevin’s presentation, connecting their live appearances with the singing videos they make around South Florida. Their long hair and glowing-looking outfits offer a visual signature, but the musical focus remains the connection between two brothers who have grown up singing together.
Midway through the performance, the evening took an unscripted turn when David and Kevin acknowledged people who had served in the military and sang the national anthem inside the bar. Members of the audience stood and joined the moment, briefly shifting the atmosphere away from the cover-song set. The anthem already held a place in the brothers’ repertoire through sporting-event appearances, making the spontaneous performance part of a broader thread in their live work.
Earlier performance: David and Kevin sing “Circles” at Buffalo Wild Wings in West Palm Beach on August 4, 2026.
Their September set also offered a look beyond the stage. David and Kevin played snippets of completed studio cover recordings, including “Circles,” and discussed a musical direction centered on family, brotherhood, love and togetherness. They are working toward more professionally recorded covers and original music, extending the same harmony-led foundation into material listeners can return to outside a live show.
Some people in the room already knew the brothers from Snapchat and other social platforms, and the night gave those viewers a chance to meet them in person. That connection builds on their street performances around South Florida, where spontaneous singing and location-based videos have introduced them to listeners in their own communities. The duo’s official video channel also documents their live repertoire, including the earlier “Circles” performance at Buffalo Wild Wings in West Palm Beach .
When Rocky’s karaoke show began after the set, David and Kevin stayed to spend time with fellow singers and eventually returned to the microphone for another song. Rather than ending at the final number of their scheduled performance, the evening continued through conversation, karaoke and shared music. For a duo whose creative direction puts togetherness at its center, that continuation was as relevant as the set itself.
David and Kevin’s Snapchat videos: Video 1 · Video 2 · Video 3. Follow the duo through their official links.
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