Sirens and Sailors to Record New Songs This Month

by | Jan 5, 2013

Sirens and Sailors will head to the studio this month to track some new material.

In February the band will hit the road in support of The Air I Breathe on their farewell tour. Sirens and Sailors will join the following leg of dates:

Feb 15 Springfield, VA @ Empire
Feb 16 Richmond, VA @ Kingdom
Feb 17 Greensboro, NC @ Greene Street Club
Feb 18 Jacksonville, FL @ The Phoenix Taproom
Feb 19 Tampa, FL @ Epic Problem
Feb 20 Douglasville, GA @ The 7 Venue
Feb 21 Columbus, GA @ TBA
Feb 22 Pensacola, FL @ THe Handlebar
Feb 23 Baytown, TX @ Baytown Fairgrounds w/ InDirections
Feb 24 Ft. Worth, TX @ TomCats West w/ InDirections
Feb 25 San Antonio, TX @ White Rabbit w/ InDirections

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