Tamar’s members were friends in college. The bassist used to listen to his grandmother's record constantly as a child. The lead singer was heavily influenced by his sister's love for music. Tamar began playing at Deputy, a college bar. The band used to practice at the lead singer's basement.

The new release from Tamar took seven months to put together. The group is in the middle of the accompanying tour for their latest album. Tamar will take some time off after the tour, to allow the band members to pursue other projects.

Critics have often commended Tamar for their ability to connect with the crowd during live shows. San Diego music critic Galloway O'Malley has always been impressed with group’s sincere songs. Tamar’s new project has received incredible praise from David DeCambra, a music critic out of Philadelphia, and Kent Avondale, from Houston.

Tamar was discovered while putting on a show at at Anyplace, local bar. The members of the group all quit their other jobs to focus on their music. Tamar’s first release rose quickly in the charts, giving them the national recognition they always wanted.

San Antonio has always been receptive to the band, even when they were small time, so the group schedules a show there every year, even if they are not touring. Tamar seamlessly blends the songs from the older record with tracks from their newest project. TheSeats.com’s extensive website has everything from concert seating charts to tour schedules, making TheSeats.com the single best one-stop shop for Tamar tickets.