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The Californian Tour!

Well it’s happened! Thanks to our CD pre-order fundraising and the help of our awesome fans, we’re going to California. Here are all the details about the tour!

Never heard of us? The Doubleclicks are a “charming, witty, delightful” nerd-folk  band hailing from Portland, OR. We are sisters, and we play cello and ukulele. We just released a new album – and the player below will play the whole thing for you, if you’d like.

And if you’re looking for more ways to help:

  • Share these event pages or the Facebook events, both linked above, with your friends.
  • If you’re willing to help us distribute posters, let us know in the comments below!
  • We are stilling looking for couches and floors to crash on in San Diego & LA – if you have one, comment below!

The CD is out, and we’re taking it to California!

Good news! Our new CDs are out! The new full-length adult album and the shorter kid’s EP are available for purchase on Bandcamp, and iTunes and Amazon, if you’re into that kind of thing. Click the CDs below to find them in the store:

And now…. what’s next? I’ll tell ya! We’re taking this show on the road! To CALIFORNIA!

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A letter from Angela – with one week left for pre-orders

You have just over one week until the deadline (April 26) to pre-order our CD. Naturally, after that time you can order the CD in regular ways or buy it from us at our shows, but this will be the last time you can order our sweet pre-order packages.

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New CD: pre-order now!; New songs; SEA, PDX, and Boston

Good morning, Doubleclicks fan! 

This is a very exciting e-mail for us – there is so much happening for the Doubleclicks these days. Let’s get to it!

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DotConFest: the (free) convention at your desk!

This show is over now. But you can watch it and pretend it’s happening right now! Here’s the video!
To find out more about DotConFest and its other streaming events, go here!

So here’s the thing: JoCoCruiseCrazy is happening this week. So are conventions, conferences and concerts all around the country. The problem is: most of the time, those things aren’t near you. They’re far away. They’re expensive.

But now there’s DotCon: the convention at your desk. 

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