Thee Sinseers - "There She Goes"

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I don't think there's anyone that nails the retro soul thing as well as Thee Sinseers do. The band's latest single, "There She Goes," fits in the category of neo-soul where it could have been released any time in the past seven decades. They sound completely vintage while also sounding modern, and this is some of the smoothest soul you've ever heard. They can appeal to virtually anyone in your family or friend group regardless of age or musical taste. Thee Sinseers sound is universal, and if you've ever been in love or even just wished you were, a song like "There She Goes" is going to appeal to you. It's only a matter of time before Thee Sinseers explode, so you're going to want to check them out now while ticket prices and venue sizes are still manageable. 

You can listen to "There She Goes" below. Love Stories is due out September 18 on Colemine Records, and is available for pre-order here. For more on Thee Sinseers, check out the artist on Instagram and Facebook. Upcoming tour dates are below the song and include December 4 at Brighton Music Hall in Boston and December 5 at The Stone Church in Brattleboro, VT.


Sep 11 - Hopscotch Music Festival - Raleigh, NC

Sep 17 - Waterloo Records - Austin, TX - Album Listening Party & In-Store Signing

Sep 18 - Central Machine Works - Austin, TX - Free Show

23 Sep - Utrecht, NL - Pandora

24 Sep - Groningen, NL - Oosterpoort

25 Sep - Rotterdam, NL - BIRD

26 Sep - Amsterdam, NL - Tolhuistuin

27 Sep - Antwerp, BE - Trix

29 Sep - Bristol, UK - Strange Brew

30 Sep - Manchester, UK - The Blues Kitchen

1 Oct - London, UK - The Jazz Cafe

2 Oct - Paris, FR - New Morning

4 Oct - Düsseldorf, DE - zakk

5 Oct - Basel, CH - Kuppel

6 Oct - Darmstadt, DE - Centralstation

7 Oct - Berlin, DE - Gretchen

Oct 10 - Arcata, CA - Lumberjack Weekend at Cal Poly Humboldt - w/ Durand Jones & The Indications and The Altons

Oct 17 - Los Angeles, CA - The Wiltern ^

Oct 21 - La Jolla, CA - Epstein Family Amphitheater *

Oct 22 - Phoenix, AZ - The Van Buren *

Oct 23 - Flagstaff, AZ - Orpheum Theater *

Oct 24 - Santa Fe, NM - The Lensic *

Oct 25 - El Paso, TX - Lowbrow Palace *

Oct 28 - McAllen, TX - Cine El Rey *

Oct 29 - Houston, TX - The Heights Theater *

Oct 30 - San Antonio, TX - Stable Hall *

Oct 31 - Dallas, TX - The Kessler Theater *

Nov 2 - Denver, CO - Gothic Theatre *

Nov 3 - Fort Collins, CO - Aggie Theatre *

Nov 4 - Salt Lake City, UT - The Commonwealth Room *

Nov 6 - San Francisco, CA - The Fillmore *

Nov 20 - Mexico City, Mexico - Corona Capital

Dec 4 - Brighton Music Hall - Boston, MA #

Dec 5 - The Stone Church - Brattleboro, VT #

Dec 8 - Longboat Hall - Toronto, ON #

Dec 10 - Thalia Hall - Chicago, IL #

Dec 11 - Turntable - Indianapolis, IN #

Dec 12 - The Blue Room - Third Man Records - Nashville, TN #

Dec 13 - The Loft - Atlanta, GA #

Dec 15 - Eulogy at Burial Beer Co. - Asheville, NC #

Dec 17 - Bowery Ballroom - New York, NY #

Dec 18 - Underground Arts - Philadelphia, PA #

Dec 19 - The Atlantis - Washington, DC #


^ with support from The Aggrolites

* with support from The Charities

# with support from Taylor Williams

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