Press Release

EISLEY SIGNS WITH EQUAL VISION RECORDS

ON TOUR NOW; NEW ALBUM IN EARLY 2011

Tyler, Texas quintet Eisley has signed with the Albany, New York-based Equal Vision Records. The new relationship with the independent label follows Eisley's departure from Warner Bros. Records earlier this year, after two full-length albums and several EPs. Their third album is tentatively planned for an early 2011 release through Equal Vision. Details on the upcoming album's release date, title and tracklist will be announced in the coming weeks.

Eisley singer/guitarist Sherri DuPree Bemis states, "It's really refreshing for us to be working with a label that's driven by passion and has made a name for itself by working really hard with bands they actually love." She continues, "It's especially cool for Eisley to be on a label that started out as a 'punk' label because despite not being a punk band in any way musically, we have always done our own thing, gone against the grain and fought for what we believe in and that is the true essence of punk. We're happy to extend our (already extensive) family."

Equal Vision Records A&R representative Francesca Caldara elaborates, "We've all been familiar with Eisley for years now; some of us have been fans since high school or college. We're especially inspired by the personal connection they have with their fans and are honored to be working with them." Steve Reddy, owner of Equal Vision, adds, "We have always done our best to maintain a family vibe with our artists, so working with them -- a literal family -- has been very natural from the beginning. We are very much looking forward to working and growing with them, and we cannot wait for everyone to hear the new album."

Equal Vision Records is currently home to artists including Chiodos, Pierce The Veil, and Dear and the Headlights, and the former home to artists such as Saves The Day, Circa Survive, and Portugal. The Man.

For more comments from the band, read this interview with Sherri DuPree Bemis about their new label and album on the Dallas Observer's website:
http://bit.ly/98OLuz

Eisley -- Sherri and her sisters Stacy and Chauntelle DuPree; their brother Weston; and cousin Garron DuPree -- are currently in the midst of an extensive U.S. tour that continues through the Saturday following Thanksgiving. Please see below for a complete list of remaining dates:

EISLEY FALL 2010 U.S. TOUR

November
4 -- Minneapolis, MN -- The Varsity Theater
5 -- Des Moines, IA -- The Vaudeville Mews
7 -- Milwaukee, WI -- Turner Hall Ballroom
8 -- Omaha, NE -- The Waiting Room
9 -- Denver, CO -- Bluebird Theater
10 -- Salt Lake City, UT -- In The Venue
12 -- Boise, ID -- The Venue
13 -- Portland, OR -- Wonder Ballroom
14 -- Eugene, OR -- WOW Hall
15 -- Seattle, WA -- Chop Suey
17 -- San Luis Obispo, CA -- SLO Brewing Company
18 -- San Francisco, CA -- Swedish American Hall *
19 -- San Diego, CA -- Soma Sidestage
20 -- Santa Barbara, CA -- Velvet Jones
21 -- Los Angeles, CA -- El Rey Theatre
24 -- Austin, TX -- The Parish
26 -- Houston, TX -- Warehouse Live Studio
27 -- Dallas, TX -- The Loft

* acoustic show

So over this band and these sisters. (Cough cough emo front-men groupies.)

Kind of an odd label to pick but I'm glad they're with someone they can hopefully be happy with.

Oh wow, would have never guessed that. Good for them though, they deserve the best

Was not expecting Equal Vision.

so great for them!

Originally Posted by ABSOLiat

So over this band and these sisters. (Cough cough emo front-men groupies.)

wtf is that even supposed to mean?

Good signing by EVR.

Originally Posted by ABSOLiat

So over this band and these sisters. (Cough cough emo front-men groupies.)

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Originally Posted by irthesteve

wtf is that even supposed to mean?

I'm guessing he's referring to Max/Chad stuff. Lame joke regardless of what he meant.

this brings back memories of being 16 and hearing my sister play "treetops" on repeat and me wanting to shoot myself.

I'm glad to see they signed to a label. I just didn't see where being an unsigned band would be productive enough to sustain a career for these guys.

I assumed it was going to be something left field like Equal Vision or Epitaph, just because they have the major label distro Eisley needs.

i can't wait to hear their new stuff. always so good.