Bee Gees’ Last Known Video of Maurice, Robin, and Barry Gibb Singing Together in 2001 is Sensational
A rare and touching moment in Bee Gees’ history has been preserved in a sensational video showing the last known performance of the three Gibb brothers—Maurice, Robin, and Barry—singing together in 2001.
Final Performance Together
The video, taken during a performance at the Live by Request show on the A&E network, captures the trio at the height of their careers, performing live in front of a captivated audience. This marked the final time the three brothers performed as a complete group.
The concert was held to promote their 2001 album This Is Where I Came In, the group’s last studio album before Maurice’s untimely death in January 2003. The performance was notable not only for the emotional resonance but also because it was one of the few live performances where all three members were present together.
The Last Performance as a Trio
In 2001, the Bee Gees had begun to make their return to the stage, celebrating their remarkable legacy. As the trio performed some of their most beloved songs from their catalog, it was clear that the connection between the three brothers was as strong as ever. Their harmonies and stage presence remained in full force, captivating the audience.
Sadly, Maurice Gibb passed away in 2003, and the Bee Gees would never again perform as a trio. This 2001 performance is the final memory of the three Gibb brothers sharing the stage together.
A Cherished Video
This video holds deep sentimental value for Bee Gees fans and music lovers, capturing a moment that marks the end of an era. It’s the last known visual record of the trio performing together, showcasing their unique chemistry and musical legacy. The video is a tribute to their incredible contribution to the world of music, and it continues to resonate with fans around the world.
For those who want to experience this unforgettable moment, you can watch the video of the Bee Gees performing their hit song “To Love Somebody” from the 2001 Live by Request show: