90s Rock Band Brother Cane Releases First Album in 27 Years

The Southern rock group's new record 'Magnolia Medicine' drops on April 17th, featuring the lead single 'Nothing To Lose'.

Published on Feb. 15, 2026

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After nearly three decades, the 90s rock band Brother Cane is releasing a new album called 'Magnolia Medicine' on April 17th. The 11-track record marks the group's first full-length release since 'Wishpool' in 1997. Ahead of the album, Brother Cane has shared the lead single 'Nothing To Lose' along with an accompanying music video.

Why it matters

Brother Cane was a prominent Southern rock act in the 1990s, known for hits like 'Got No Shame,' 'And Fools Shine On,' and 'I Lie in the Bed I Make.' The band's return after 27 years will be welcomed by their loyal fanbase and is likely to introduce their signature sound to a new generation of listeners.

The details

Magnolia Medicine was written and recorded in Nashville, and features original members Damon Johnson on lead vocals and guitar, as well as bassist Glenn Maxey. The album was produced by songwriter Marti Frederiksen, who also produced the band's self-titled 1993 debut. In addition to Johnson and Maxey, the album includes guitarist Tony Higbee, keyboardist Buck Johnson, and drummer Jarred Pope.

  • Brother Cane announced the new album on January 20, 2026.
  • The lead single 'Nothing To Lose' and its music video were released on February 15, 2026.
  • Magnolia Medicine is slated for release on April 17, 2026.

The players

Brother Cane

An American Southern rock band formed in 1990, known for their 1990s hits and major tours with iconic rock acts.

Damon Johnson

The lead singer and guitarist of Brother Cane.

Marti Frederiksen

The producer of Brother Cane's new album 'Magnolia Medicine' and the band's self-titled 1993 debut. Frederiksen has also worked with other iconic artists like Aerosmith, Def Leppard, Jonny Lang and Sheryl Crow.

Glenn Maxey

The original bassist for Brother Cane.

Tony Higbee

The guitarist on Brother Cane's new album 'Magnolia Medicine'.

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What they’re saying

“After nearly three decades, Brother Cane is releasing a new album.”

— Olivia Klimek, Trending News Writer (parade.com)

What’s next

The band is expected to promote the new album with live performances and interviews in the lead-up to the April 17th release date.

The takeaway

Brother Cane's return to music after a 27-year hiatus is an exciting moment for fans of 90s Southern rock. The band's signature sound and chart-topping hits helped define the genre, and their new album 'Magnolia Medicine' will give listeners a chance to reconnect with that classic rock spirit.