Brother Cane is back, releasing their new powerful album Magnolia Medicine, set for release in early 2026 on Double Dragon Records, distributed by Virgin Music Group, and can be pre-ordered, here.
The album opens with If This Means War, a fierce, no-apologies anthem that makes it clear this is no tentative reunion. Brother Cane’s return is bold, soulful, and fully committed … this record isn’t easing back into rock and roll, it’s kicking the door wide open.
Damon Johnson stated about If This Means War, “It’s badass. The whole album is fantastic. We’re all so proud of it. Can’t wait for you guys to hear it all.” Listen to the single, below.
Bother Cane is an American rock band originally from Birmingham, Alabama. Formed by frontman/guitarist Damon Johnson and bassist Glenn Maxey in 1991, the group released three studio albums, charting several singles, including three No. 1s and five top 10 hits.
Magnolia Medicine reunites Johnson with Marti Frederiksen, a songwriter-for-hire who has previously collaborated with Aerosmith, Def Leppard, Jonny Lang and Sheryl Crow, among many others, rekindling the creative spark that powered Brother Cane‘s legacy and redefining it for a new era.
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a record that would have sold respectably in the ’90s…maybe even Gold
If This Means War, reminds me of King’s X.