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    The Moshville Times – Sisters Doll reveal video for Good Day to Be Alive ahead of UK tour

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    The Moshville Times – Sisters Doll reveal video for Good Day to Be Alive ahead of UK tour


    Australian melodic rockers Sisters Doll have unveiled a brand new music video for their signature party anthem “Good Day To Be Alive” ahead of their highly anticipated UK and Ireland tour, which kicks off later this month.

    Documenting the triumph of their recent sold-out Australian run, the video captures life on the road for the four brothers as they travel thousands of kilometres across the country, performing for the ever-growing Doll Army. Bursting with energy, camaraderie and unforgettable live moments, the clip perfectly encapsulates the song’s uplifting message – a rallying cry for living life to the fullest and making every moment count.

    Drummer Bryce Mileto comments:

    This music video embodies everything Sisters Doll stands for. The heart of rock and roll and the fight to believe in what you love.

    Frontman Brennan Mileto continues:

    This is about life, music, and power – watching the Doll Army lose themselves in a moment where nothing else matters but being alive is a beautiful thing.

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    It’s been a turbo-charged start to the year for the band. Alongside the success of their Australian tour, the quartet have earned major airplay support from both Australia’s biggest rock station, Triple M, and the UK’s premier rock broadcaster, Planet Rock. They’ve also celebrated the exciting news that they’ll return to the legendary Monsters of Rock Cruise in 2027.

    Now, it’s the UK and Ireland’s turn to experience the passion and power of Sisters Doll once again. One year on from the release of ARIA-charting album Scars, a monstrous Monsters of Rock Cruise performance, and a UK debut which left audiences begging for more, the band are returning this summer for their most extensive overseas tour to date.

    With tickets selling fast – and several dates already sold out – the fast-ascending rockers have announced a handful of additional dates in England and Ireland this June, completing the run with 17 dates in total. The newly announced shows include an exclusive acoustic MTV Unplugged-style performance in Barnsoldswick, a London headline appearance at the fabled Cart & Horses, and shows either side of the border in Ireland.

    Fans can expect a full-scale production at Call of the Wild Festival, alongside selected appearances with the likes of Geoff Tate and Hayseed Dixie throughout the tour. The run also includes a co-headline stretch with UK glam-rock favourites Midnite City and an appearance at Love Rocks Festival, before winding up the party with a Friday night headline slot at Scotland’s Wildfire Festival.

    Drummer Bryce Mileto continues:

    We cannot wait to return to the UK. The response we received on our first run last year blew us away, and we’re truly honoured to be coming back to that beautiful country with even bigger and wilder shows. The UK and Ireland embraced us from the start, and returning to headline festivals while continuing to grow our fan base is an incredible feeling. We see this as the beginning of a long relationship with our British and Irish fans, and we can’t wait to come back year after year, growing the Doll Army at every stop along the way.

    Full UK and ROI tour dates:

    • Sun 31st May – Call of the Wild Festival – Lincoln
    • Weds 3rd June – Head of Steam – Newcastle (Headline show)
    • Thurs 4th June – Cart and Horses – London (Headline show)
    • Fri 5th June – Y Muni, Pontypridd – Wales (supporting Geoff Tate)
    • Sat 6th June – The Face Bar – Reading (supporting Hayseed Dixie)
    • Sun 7th June – The Pig – Hastings (Headline show)
    • Tues 9th June – Music & Arts Centre – Barnoldswick (Acoustic show)
    • Saturday 12th June – Diamond Rock Club – Ahoghill
    • Sunday 13th June – Fibber Magees – Dublin
    • Weds 17th June – Motorsport Lounge – Llandudno (Co-headline with Midnite City)
    • Thurs 18th June – Cobblestones – Bridgwater (Co-headline with Midnite City)
    • Fri 19th June – Loverocks Festival – Dorset
    • Sat 20th June – The Giffard Arms – Wolverhampton (Headline show)
    • Sun 21st June – The Waterloo – Blackpool (Co-headline with Midnite City)
    • Weds 24th June – The Victoria Inn – Derby (Co-headline with Midnite City)
    • Thurs 25th June – Voodoo Rooms – Edinburgh (Co-headline with Midnite City)
    • Fri 26th June – Wildfire Festival – Wanlockhead, Scotland

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