Tegan and Sara Quin

Tegan Quin and her twin sister Sara Quin, professionally known as Tegan and Sara, are Canadian musicians who have become influential figures in indie pop and alternative music. Born in Calgary, Alberta, the twins began performing music together in the late 1990s and released their debut album 'Under Feet Like Ours' in 1999. Over their career spanning more than two decades, they have released numerous critically acclaimed albums that showcase their evolution from guitar-driven indie rock to electronic and synth-pop influences. Beyond music, Tegan has been an advocate for LGBTQ+ rights and has authored a memoir, 'High School,' which became a Netflix series. The twins have become cultural icons for their artistry, authenticity, and commitment to social causes, leaving an indelible mark on contemporary pop music.