He’s My Brother She’s My Sister Announce “Road To SXSW” Tour!

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Los Angeles’ own little gem, He’s My Brother She’s My Sister just rocked the U.S. on a nationwide tour. Without a beat, these folks will be hitting the road again to grace more fans with their presence as their date with SXSW draws closer. What’s better? They will be selling a limited edition souvenir EP, featuring new recordings, “Can’t See The Stars” and “Let It Live Free,” that will appear on their upcoming LP.

Get a dose of the live experience with their new video for “Tales That I Tell.”

Also, get a taste of the upcoming HMBSMS album with “Touch The Lightning.”

Get ready, He’s My Brother She’s My Sister tour dates are as follows:
2.28 – San Diego, CA @ The Casbah
2.29 – Visalia, CA @ Cellar Door
3.01 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Echo
3.02 – Santa Barbara, CA @ SOHO
3.03 – San Francisco, CA @ Brick & Mortar Music Hall
3.04 – Santa Cruz, CA @ Moe’s Alley
3.06 – Portland, OR @ Doug Fir Lounge
3.07 – Boise, ID @ Neurolux
3.08 – Jackson, WY @ Pink Garter Theatre
3.09- Denver, CO @ Marquis Theatre (supporting The Growlers)

Band Links:
HesMyBrotherShesMySister.com
HesMyBrotherShesMySister.Bandcamp
@HMBSMS

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