Tegan and Sara Grow Up, Learn to 'Get Along' and Avoid Killing Each Other

Lindsey Byrnes

Since starting out as teenagers, Tegan and Sara have gone from playing to 10 people in small Canadian clubs to singing for 10,000 people in arenas around the world. Now in their 30s, the Quin twins have taken a look back at their career with their second DVD, 'Get Along,' which features tour footage, a trip to India and recordings from two intimate concerts in front of fans, friends and family.

Spinner recently caught up with Tegan to discuss the band's evolution, the sisters' relationship with their mom, who traveled with the band to India, how she and Sara have learned to coexist more peacefully and how they compare to Kings of Leon.