Sister Says is a soulful genre-bending pop duo/band based out of Vancouver fronted by siblings Gillian and Robert Thomson. Not your typical soulful jam or singer-songwriter duo, their music pulses with the soul, telling heartbreak tales and stories about the wonderful and ever-changing conundrum that is life. Throughout the years Sister Says has had the opportunity to perform diverse shows that include: The TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival, The Islands Folk Fest in Duncan, The Talking Stick Festival in Vancouver, and at Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto opening for Stars and Blackie and the Rodeo Kings. Gillian and Robert also collaborate on Meet the Collective Podcast where they talk with artists of all disciplines about life and art. Currently the band just released their second album “Heart Placement.” The album is a departure from their first album and features songs that are sure to rouse the spirit.

“Their sound is smooth, their lyrics intelligent and their creative chemistry produces a new take on songs redolent to Annie Lennox and The Eurhythmics and the 1980s group Everything But the Girl.” – BC Musician Magazine, Janet Rogers.

For folks in Vancouver, they will be playing at Falconetti’s East Side Grill, 1812 Commercial Drive, at 8:30 on March 19.

For those living in the rest of Canada, they will be doing a spring/summer tour. A list of dates/venues below.

May 1 to 10 — At Canadian Music Week in Toronto attending events and performing at a showcase

May 12 — The Painted Lady, 218 Ossington Avenue, Toronto

May 14 — Musideum, #133-401 Richmond West, Toronto

May 16 — Utopia Hall, Utopia, ON

May 17 — The Garnet, Peterborough, ON

August — Edge of the World Festival, Haida Gwaii

August — Concert, Haida Heritage Centre, Haida Gwaii