Brandon's first interest in music, he was 10 years old, influenced by his grandad, he took up a 3 row button box. By the time he was 17, he had won many competitions. His first at the age of 11, later 3 times gold at the Royal National Mod and then at 17, the Jimmy Shand shield for the "All Scotland Senior Accordion Championship". Around this time he took an interest in singing, had vocal tuition for almost 3 years, now in his mid 20s, his voice has matured, his continued practice and dedication to music has earned him many awards for his vocal ability as well as his accordion. "Walking On The Waves", a single he recorded with Foster And Allen reached No1 in the Joyce Ramgatie radio airplay chart, also in December 2019, coming in at No38 in a similar chart in Tasmania, Australia, 2019. Also to date this track has streamed/been downloaded over 200 thousand times. At 17 years told, Brandon and his band sold out the most prestigious theatre in the Highlands of Scotland, Eden Court, Inverness, the youngest ever to do so. He was appeared in Ireland with Daniel O'Donnell on TG4 'Opry Le Daniel', has played for Prince Charles 9 times to date including at Buckingham Palace. Brandon has also written and recorded 4 songs, one of which is on his latest CD, "Mr Country"-'Let's Start Again'. His next single due for release in June is a duet with Tony Allen of Foster and Allen. The Brandon McPhee Show is a mix of tunes and songs, some his favourites, others requested by people attending his shows. This show a mix of Country, Folk, Irish and Scottish music. A few surprises as well. Also featuring voals from Manson Grant, part of the 5 piece band. Plus Irish dancers and Highland dancers.