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The Veronicas Announce US Tour After a Decade, Discuss New Music and Tour Stories

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The Veronicas Announce Us Tour After A Decade, Discuss New Music And Tour Stories

The Veronicas are embarking on their first US tour in a decade, bringing their music to American fans after years of anticipation. The twin sisters, Lisa and Jess, shared the exciting news on Today Extra with hosts Sylvia Jeffreys and David Campbell, revealing their tour plans that kick off in April following a series of 23 dates in 30 days.

The duo expressed their eagerness to reconnect with fans, highlighting their new single ‘Here to Dance‘ as a precursor to their upcoming tour. Exploring a diverse range of genres on their new album ‘Gothic Summer,’ The Veronicas shared their creative process, emphasizing the energy and depth present in their latest music.

While discussing their music video for ‘Here to Dance,’ filmed entirely on their phones, the sisters revealed a behind-the-scenes mishap where Lisa was accidentally hit in the eye during filming. Despite minor setbacks, the duo embraced the spontaneity of the one-take video, reflecting the carefree nature of the song itself.

As they gear up for their new album release on March 22, The Veronicas clarified that while they admire Taylor Swift‘s ‘Cruel Summer,’ their inspiration for ‘Gothic Summer’ stems from a more mature perspective on life and experiences. Their evolution as artists is evident in their music, with hits like ‘Untouched‘ remaining timeless classics in the Australian music scene.

Reflecting on their enduring popularity across generations, The Veronicas expressed gratitude for the opportunity to have their music resonate with diverse audiences. The sisters acknowledged the significance of their fan base passing down their music to younger listeners, describing it as a dream come true as artists.

Rachel Adams

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