Tegan and Sara premiered their new video for “I Know I’m Not the Only One” on Wednesday with a 24-minute special, streamed live on YouTube
was inspired by the sisters’ high school days and is a spin on classic school yearbook photography.
During the special, Tegan and Sara also announced that they’ll be dropping a remix album of their latest LP, the remix collection is out August 7th and features a Matthew Dear remix of “Please Help Me,” which Tegan and Sara also premiered within the special.this year, before dates were canceled due to COVID-19.
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