Frost Children's tour hits 12 network markets, with double nights in four cities

The Prost siblings take *SISTER* across the country in November and December. In several cities they're playing a main room and a late show on the same trip.

Look at Frost Children's itinerary and you'll notice something: in city after city there are two entries, sometimes on the same night. There's an early show in a midsize hall, then a 10 p.m. set somewhere smaller. It's a tour built for both the fans who bought tickets months ago and the ones who decide at dinner.

The sibling duo of Angel and Lulu Prost has 21 dates across 12 On at 8 markets in the next 90 days. The run starts in Chicago on Wednesday, Nov. 11, at Outset at 9 p.m. The next night is a doubleheader: Cermak Hall at 6:30 p.m. and Outset again at 10 p.m. ($31).

From there it heads east. Friday, Nov. 13 is The Roxy at Mahall's in Lakewood, outside Cleveland, at 7 p.m. ($32.50–$102.50). Saturday, Nov. 14 is Berhta in Washington, D.C., at 8 p.m. ($45–$100), and Sunday, Nov. 15 is the Jefferson Theater in Charlottesville at 8 p.m.

Philadelphia gets the longest stay. Union Transfer hosts Tuesday, Nov. 17 and Wednesday, Nov. 18, both at 8 p.m., and after the first of those the duo plays The Loft at Warehouse on Watts at 10 p.m. ($24–$29). Boston follows the same pattern: Big Night Live on Thursday, Nov. 19 and Friday, Nov. 20 at 7 p.m. (Friday listed at $40.55–$124.05), with a 10 p.m. set at The Grand on Thursday ($31.25).

After a break, the tour picks up out West in December. It plays the Gothic Theatre in Englewood, Colorado, on Dec. 1, Soundwell in Salt Lake City on Dec. 2, Neumos in Seattle on Dec. 4 and the Wonder Ballroom in Portland on Dec. 6. San Francisco gets another doubleheader on Dec. 8, with the Castro Theatre at 8 p.m. and 1015 Folsom at 10 p.m. ($20–$30). The run ends with three nights at The Fonda Theatre in Hollywood, Dec. 9–11.

The tour follows *SISTER*, which came out Sept. 12, 2025, on True Panther and Dirty Hit. The record has kept producing new material. Early this year came "Sisters," a collaboration with Ninajirachi, and then a remixed EP of *SISTER* tracks. It builds on 2023's *Hearth Room*, a quieter record the duo self-recorded in a cabin in the Poconos. Their catalog runs from hushed to hyper, and the shape of this tour fits that range: the big rooms for the full show, the late sets for something looser.

An early show in a midsize hall, then a 10 p.m. set somewhere smaller: a tour built for both kinds of fan.

Which rooms to watch? The Fonda's three-night stand is the clearest measure of demand. San Francisco's Castro Theatre, a seated movie palace, is the most unusual room on the list. And the late-night add-ons in Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston and San Francisco are the tickets most likely to vanish, since they're in smaller rooms and at the cheapest prices on the tour.

If your city got two dates, choose based on the night you want: the early show for the full production, or the late one for the sweatier version.

Sources: Dork: Frost Children SISTER remixed EP and tour dates (readdork.com); Dork: Frost Children BOUND2U / SISTER album (readdork.com); The Line of Best Fit: Frost Children and Ninajirachi share 'Sisters' (thelineofbestfit.com); Wikipedia: Hearth Room (en.wikipedia.org)