Roll out the red carpet for the long-awaited debut album from The Womack Sisters. Coming out on Daptone Records on August 14th, The Womack Sisters is a well-earned triumph for the Sisters and their tenacity, announced today alongside the release of their debut single “Chauffeur” and accompanying music video. Preceding the album announcement was “You Went Away Too Long,” which arrived around the news that The Womack Sisters would join Thee Sacred Souls and LA LOM for their ambitious summer amphitheater run, The Constellation Tour. On release day, the sisters will perform a special show with Al Green at the famed Hollywood Bowl.

Watch “Chauffeur” HERE

On “Chauffeur,” Zeimani, BG, and Kucha recount the trials and tribulations they each faced while trying to make rent as Uber drivers. In their respective verses, they recount the hustle required to make ends meet while having greater ambitions, and grapple with the futility of trying to stack meager fares into rent money: How many miles do I have to burn? How many corners do I have to turn? …Just to keep my place? There are no flowery metaphors here. This song is about the real struggles people are facing to survive every day. The raw emotion in the Sisters’ pleas is matched note for note by the orchestration: the seething fury of the brass, the pleading desperation of the strings, and the endlessly driving swagger of the rhythm section. A discerning ear may even decipher the actual car horns blasting behind the blinding rage of the backgrounds’ refrain: Drive!

“’Chauffeur,’  is about the hustle of life that we all are in – the day to day, trying to survive, and looking forward to your day in the sun,” says Zeimani. “It’s a song for the underdogs, and the encouragement to keep pushing. Things can be rough and get a little rocky, but as long as you have the faith, you will make it.”

Preorder/save The Womack Sisters HERE

The Womack Sisters – The Womack Sisters (Daptone)
Tracklisting
1) Chauffeur
2) If You Want Me
3)Monster
4) If I Let You
5) I Just Don’t Want You (To Say Goodbye)
6) Laughter and Tears
7) Didn’t Mean Much To Me
8) You Went Away Too Long
9) I Am Your Season
10) All Around
11) My Sisters and Me

Classic sounds conveying contemporary feelings plays a big role in The Womack Sisters as a body of work. Rather than compromise their style or their subject matters to conform to industry ideals, The Womack Sisters stuck to their guns, placing their faith in the soul music that raised them since before they could walk. Over an intensely soulful collection of tunes that harkens back to when pop music had substance, vibe and purpose, each of their distinct voices have their moments in the spotlight.

Kucha, the youngest of the Womacks and a mother of two, has a pure soulful tone, with a gritty sweetness that betrays her Curtis Mayfield and Smokey Robinson influences. Her performance of “I Am Your Season,” a dreamy Impressions-tinged ballad penned by Wayne Gordon, is a highlight of the album that she delivers with a near-saintly love and tenderness.

Zeimani’s voice is rich, full, and sultry, and always laced with rhythm. On “Didn’t Mean Much to Me,” her cool veneer betrays a passionate and vulnerable soul as she showcases her ability to creep from a moan to a squall with silky smoothness.

BG’s voice seems boundless in its power and range. On features such as “Monster” and “I Just Don’t Want You (To Say Goodbye),” she summons her grandfather’s uncanny ability to move between the cleanest pop runs and the bluesiest gospel growls without compromising either.

Their sound may be most remarkable when their three voices become one instrument, as on “Chauffeur,” “You Went Away Too Long,” and “Laughter and Tears,”  playfully trading leads and blossoming into perfectly blended harmonies as only sisters can. But on an album that is deeply autobiographical, perhaps no lyric is as fitting as the final refrain:

People come and go, But, darling this I know,
It will always be my sisters and me.

The Womack Sisters arrives on Daptone on August 14th and can be preordered and pre-saved HERE. For those looking to catch these powerhouse vocalists live, there are many chances this summer on the Constellation Tour across the United States and Canada. Tickets can be found HERE.

The Womack Sisters 2026 Tour Dates
May 21 / London, UK – Jazz Cafe
May 24 / London, UK – Cross the Tracks
Aug 1-2 / Happy Valley, OR – Pickathon
Aug 4 / Calgary, ALB – Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium^
Aug 8 / Carnation, WA – Remlinger Farms*
Aug 9 / Vancouver, BC – Freedom Mobile Arch*
Aug 11 / Forest Grove, OR – McMenamins Grand Lodge Concerts at The Grove*
Aug 12 / Bend, OR – Hayden Homes Amp*
Aug 14 / Los Angeles, CA – Hollywood Bowl~
Aug 15 / Berkeley, CA – Greek Theatre*
Aug 16 / Fresno, CA – Save Mart Center at Fresno State*
Aug 18 / Salt Lake City, UT – Beddy’s Plaza at America First Field*
Aug 20 / Denver, CO – Junkyard*
Aug 21 / Dillon, CO – Dillon Amphitheater*
Aug 22 / Taos, NM – Red Willow Park*
Aug 25 / El Paso, TX – El Paso County Coliseum*
Aug 26 / Phoenix, AZ – Arizona Financial Theatre*
Aug 28 / San Diego, CA – Gallagher Square at PetCo Park*
Sep 10 / San Antonio, TX – Freeman Coliseum*
Sep 11 / Houston, TX – 713 Music Hall*
Sep 12 / Irving, TX – The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory*
Sep 15 / Atlanta, GA – Coca-Cola Roxy*
Sep 17 / Vienna, VA – Filene Center at WolfTrap*
Sep 18 / Boston, MA – Leader Bank Pavilion*
Sep 20 / Toronto, ON – RBC Amphitheatre*
Sep 22 / Baltimore, MD – Pier Six Pavilion*
Sep 23 /  Cincinnati, OH – The Andrew J Brady Music Center*
Sep 26 / Chicago, IL – The Salt Shed Fairgrounds*

^with Thee Sacred Souls
*The Constellation Tour with Thee Sacred Souls & LA LOM
~with Al Green