The Secret Sisters opened for Nickel Creek at the Michigan Theater this summer, and they gained a great big army of new fans! They initiate new traditions on their second full-length album, "Put Your Needle Down," produced by the legendary T-Bone Burnett. The duo of Laura and Lydia Rogers has certainly come a long way from their critically acclaimed 2010 self-titled debut and an even longer way from their childhood in Florence, Alabama—just outside of the legendary music mecca Muscle Shoals. “Put Your Needle Down is symbolic of many different things,” affirms Lydia. “There’s a rebirth of the vinyl trend going on, but it really represents the fact that we’re not little girls anymore. We want to put the needle down. Our mom isn’t still sewing our clothes. We’re doing our own thing.” Laura and Lydia apply a classic Southern sibling-harmony sound to a gumbo of country, Americana, blues, folk, and gospel, and the result is an exciting new style that is deeply rooted in tradition but totally contemporary. Tulsa singer and guitarist Jacob Tovar opens the show with his band, The Saddle Tramps.