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Sister duo Tigirlily Gold has been playing music together since they could walk, and officially formed their band in high school. Growing up, they crisscrossed the Midwest, growing a fierce fan base and selling out amphitheaters across their home-state of North Dakota. After moving to Nashville, they landed a weekly residency at Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row on the city’s famed lower Broadway. Playing four-hour sets, three to four nights a week, the sisters developed a performance style that’s not only captivating and fun but shows that entertaining is in their blood.

After releasing their original song “Somebody Does,” in 2021, the track topped the iTunes chart, leading to Tigirlily Gold signing to Monument Records. They released their self-titled, debut EP in July of that year, working with multi-Grammy Award winner Shane McAnally.

In 2024, the powerhouse duo embarked on a new musical chapter, releasing their debut, full length album, Blonde – a deeply personal project featuring tales of love and loss alongside powerful anthems and songs of female empowerment. The album featured radio single “Shoot Tequila,” which reached the Top 40, and found viral success across social media with the sisters performing the track on NBC’s TODAY Show.

Their follow-up single, “I Tried A Ring On,” surpassed that success by reaching top 30 at country radio, and earned Tigirlily Gold features in Billboard, American Songwriter, Vulture, and Forbes. In 2024, the duo was nominated for two CMT Awards and two People’s Choice Country Awards and won the ACM Award for New Duo of the Year, where they performed “I Tried A Ring On” during the show to a national audience.

Ready to take country music by storm, Tigirlily Gold shares the first taste of new music with their wistful and dreamy new single “Forever From Here.” A nostalgic love letter to the Midwest, and a call back to the place that made them Tigirlily Gold, “Forever From Here” is set for release on February 14th, with more music expected this year.

Named to Music Row’s “Next Big Thing” list, performing at festivals like Stagecoach, Faster Horses, Pilgrimage, and Tortuga Music Festival, and sharing stages with artists like Kelsea Ballerini, Parker McCollum, and Carly Pearce, Tigirlily Gold is poised for a breakout year — ready to bring girl group energy back to country.

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