Family ready to strike a Chord at the world’s largest annual indoor show!

You can bet the Palmer sisters grew up in a harmonious household. Aged 14 to 22, the five of them are set to make an international debut at the Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo this summer.

The Palmer sisters have already made a name for themselves as Ashelin and are set to release their first CD around the time of their performance at the world’s largest annual indoor show.

Ashelin will perform live in front of an audience of 60,000 during the first week of July at the Nova Scotia Tattoo. With their striking harmony and pleasant mix of traditional and modern music, Ashelin is sure to be a hit with audience members and fellow performers from around the world.

“Given their energy levels and musical ability – we’re really excited to have such great young talent in our show this year,” said Tattoo’s Artistic Director Ian Fraser.

Ashelin is hoping to take advantage of the tremendous exposure from the Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo and start touring with their music.