Tegan and Sara

Tegan and Sara are an award-winning indie pop duo known for their musical contributions, LGBTQ+ advocacy, and literary work. After forming their indie pop duo in 1998, Tegan and Sara released their debut album ‘Under Feet Like Ours’ in 1999, quickly securing a signing with Neil Young’s Vapor Records in 2000. This early success set the stage for a prolific career, marked by the release of several acclaimed studio albums including ‘This Business of Art’ (2000), ‘If It Was You’ (2002), ‘So Jealous’ (2004), ‘The Con’ (2007), and ‘Sainthood’ (2009). Their distinctive sound and compelling songwriting garnered a dedicated fanbase and critical recognition, establishing them as significant voices in indie pop.

Additionally, their seminal album ‘So Jealous’ received the Slaight Family Polaris Heritage Prize, Public Vote in 2024, underscoring its lasting cultural significance. With over two decades of extensive touring, ten studio albums, and a profound commitment to LGBTQ+ human rights through their foundation, Tegan and Sara remain highly influential figures in music, literature, and social activism.