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JUST ANNOUNCED:
The Tiarras are joining artists such as Big Freedia, Justin Morales, and many more as Official Artists for SXSW 2025!
WATCH NOW:
The Tiarras interviewed on KXAN
The Austin Chronicle Interview with The Tiarras -
ACL Preview: Homegrown Tejano / Punk Trio, the Tiarras
Thank you Austin Chronicle & Cy White for speaking with the Tiarras in anticipation of their Austin City Limits debut!
The Tiarras join the ACL lineup! Get your tickets here: https://www.aclfestival.com/tickets
The Tiarras: BMI Latin Spotlight: May of 2024
Thank you BMI!
Walker Lukens: “Man & Wife” [PREMIERE]
Thank you Jack Anderson & KUTX!!!
On the cover of The Austin Chronicle: Solid Roots Support the Tiarras’ Indie Chicana Sound
Thank you Austin Chronicle & Wayne Lim for supporting The TIarras and sharing their story!
Walker Lukens: “The One Who Loves You”
KUTX Song of the Day
Thank you Jack Anderson & KUTX!!!
NPR’s Alt.Latino’s Best New Music Round-Up: Karol G, Y La Bamba, The Latin Dead and more
BIG thank you to Felix Contreras, Anamaria Artemisa Sayre and NPR's Alt.Latino for the shoutout for The Tiarras upcoming cover release of "La Negra Tomasa!"
14 New Songs to Listen to This Week
Thank you Remezcla & Algodón Egipcio for including “Cumbia en el Cielo” by The Tiarras
Girls No Longer, The Tiarras Keep Moving Forward
Thank you Jeff McCord for inviting The Tiarras for this live performance and interview!
Watch the performances here.
‘It’s beautiful to be with my sister’: The Tiarras seek to empower a generation through music
Thank you Cristela Jones & The Texas Standard
The Chingona episode Feat. The Tiarras
Thanks IDK, That’s Perfect?!
Growing Up With The Tiarras
Thank you Latino USA, Maria Hinojosa, Futuro Media & PRX
13 New Songs to Listen to This Week From riela to Andrekza
Thank you Remezcla for including The Tiarra’s newest track, “They Don’t See Us”!
The Tiarras: Royal Family
By Brianna Caleri, Photos by Jay Ybarra for Austin Woman Mag
HUGE NEWS from the artists formally known as The Tiarra Girls…
Pop Austin Media: Tori Baltierra talks Tiarra Girls, coming out, being a child star, Selena, pet bird, Austin & more.
Austin360 | Austin American-Statesman: Top 10 Albums of 2021
“Nobody’s Girl, self-titled. It’s hard to imagine a stronger one-two opening punch than “Kansas” and “Rescued,” catchy pop tunes that quickly make it clear this trio of Rebecca Loebe, Grace Pettis and BettySoo are reaching beyond the acoustic-based common ground they found when bonding at the Kerrville Folk Festival. Producer Michael Ramos deserves credit for extraordinarily clear and crisp arrangements that never get in the way of the women’s vocals.” - Peter Blackstock Austin360
No Depression: Everyone Wins as Texas Trio Combine Talents for Nobody’s Girl
“BettySoo is a classically trained honky-tonk legend, a musician’s musician in Austin. Grace Pettis is an acclaimed singer-songwriter who recently released the formidable album, 'Working Woman', and Rebecca Loebe is a Berklee-trained contestant on The Voice. All three women have won awards from the Kerrville Folk Festival. Truly, these three Texans are the face of the next generation of Texas music, and combining forces as Nobody's Girl should be a wake-up call for anyone who's been sleeping on any three of these artists.” - Rachel Cholst No Depression
photo credit: Valerie Fremin
We Are Mitú Latido Music Exclusive: Mexican-American Trio Tiarra Girls Release “Soy Chingona”, An Anthem of Sisterhood Empowerment
We had the chance to ask Tiarra Girls about the inspiration behind “Soy Chingona”, writing bilingual songs and more below. In true sister spirit, the sister replied collectively to our questions for Latido Music by mitú.
photo credit: Jackie Lee Young