Along the route, Eisley will also perform at the 2011 Bumbershoot Festival in Seattle, WA.

Eisley has also announced that they are currently recording a new EP, with an anticipated release of late 2011. Andy Freeman, who mixed the band's latest release, The Valley, has joined the band in Tyler, TX to produce the album. Recording on location at the house of vocalist/guitarist Sherri DuPree-Bemis, Freeman has transformed the house into a high-tech recording studio.

The EP will feature more of Eisley's signature sound of airy dreaminess delicately intertwined with breathtaking vocals, intricate, rich guitar work and whimsical lyrics.

Freeman elaborates, "Their music has always had a great sense of place, and I wish every fan could see the house they grew up in because it tells a great story. The art on the walls, the paint colors, the antique signs and paintings...their songs tie into all of that, and these little bits and pieces of their childhood home found their way into their music and creative sensibilities in one form or another. Sherri's house, where we're recording right now, is a continuation of that. Her personality - and that of her husband, Max - infuses every detail of the house."

DuPree-Bemis adds, "This is the first time we've ever recorded a real project in our homes, we're really excited. Being able to do this in the comfort of our own home is going to make the project really beautiful because everyone feels so relaxed."