The new album was produced by Jeff Berkley (Berkley Hart, Citizen Band, and the Joel Rafael Band), who worked with the duo (Lindsay White and Veronica May) on their previous albums.

The group had this to say about the new album, "Breakup Shmakeup is a special album because it covers the broad range of emotions most of us feel during and after a breakup in a really dynamic but cohesive way. You can really get a sense of how we processed the experience and communicated with each other musically in order to grieve a loss and celebrate a re-birth of our relationship as bandmates.

"Even though the subject matter we're dealing with on this album involves a lot of tension and adversity, there are little seeds of hope and love and acceptance planted throughout each track. That is what our music and our message has always been about, so we're glad to be able to stay true to that on this record."

Fans can catch The Lovebirds on the road this spring when they launch a west coast tour in support of the new album with dates scheduled in late April, May and early June.

Tour Dates:
April 5th Village Farm School Fundraiser Encinitas, CA
April 19th House Concert La Mesa, CA
April 26th Private House Concert Del Mar, CA
May 2nd Swedenborg Hall San Diego, CA
May 4th The Night Owl Fullerton, CA
May 5th Genghis Cohen Los Angeles, CA
May 7th Mel's Lounge Santa Barbara, CA
May 8th Shell Caf� Pismo Beach, CA
May 10th House Show Cupertino, CA
May 11th Hopmonk Tavern Novato Novato, CA
May 12th Blue Lamp Sacramento, CA
May 13th Black Forest Eugene, OR
May 15th The Blue Monk Portland, OR
May 17th Metronome Coffee Tacoma, WA
May 18th Private House Concert Seattle, WA
May 21st High Dive Seattle, WA
May 23rd Caldera Tap House Ashland, OR
May 27th Bocci's Cellar Santa Cruz, CA
May 29th Paso Robles Brewing Company Paso Robles, CA
May 30th Coffee Gallery Backstage Altadena, CA
June 8th Private Show San Diego, CA
July 29th Eagleview Concert Series Exton, PA