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KITTIE Announces July/August 2024 North American Headlining Tour Dates

KITTIE has announced an exclusive run of North American headline dates today. The long-awaited shows will see the band perform in five cities across the U.S. and Canada this July and August, giving fans a very special and rare chance to see the band play a full headline set that will include their recently released singles "We Are Shadows" and "Eyes Wide Open" as well as classic hits and some deep cuts not played live since the band's early days.

KITTIE comments: "We are absolutely thrilled to be headlining a handful of exclusive shows this summer in support of our forthcoming album. Expect a celebration of new and old material alike, spanning our 25-year career thus far. We are looking forward to playing some set list staples and bringing back some songs that we haven't played live in decades! Although limited, look for more shows to be announced at a later date. We've missed you and we can't wait to see you again!"

Each show will feature a different supporting lineup (full details below),ensuring a unique experience for KITTIE fans in each city. Pre-sale tickets will be available starting at 10 a.m. local on Thursday, April 25 (for access codes be sure to follow KITTIE on socials) with general on-sale beginning at 10 a.m. local on Friday, April 26 from Kittie.net.

KITTIE headline shows:

July 12 - Toronto, ON - History (w/ VILE CREATURE) July 19 - New York, NY - Palladium Times Square (w/ UNEARTH, WITHIN THE RUINS and STABBING) August 2 - Atlanta, GA - The Masquerade (w/ UPON A BURNING BODY) August 4 - Dallas, TX - The Studio at The Factory (w/ UPON A BURNING BODY) August 23 - Chicago, IL - Concord Music Hall (w/ VCTMS and CONQUER DIVIDE)

KITTIE festival performances

April 27 - Las Vegas, NV - Sick New World May 10 - Daytona Beach, FL - Welcome To Rockville May 18 - Columbus, OH - Sonic Temple July 6 - Quebec City, QC - Festival d'Été de Québec August 24 - Jackson, MI - Havoc Festival

Earlier this month, KITTIE released "We Are Shadows" , a powerful follow-up to the band's explosive comeback single "Eyes Wide Open" , which was made available in February via new label home Sumerian Records . The new track continues the group's triumphant return offering a further look into their musical evolution after a 13-year hiatus.

"We Are Shadows" speaks to the fading certainty in a world shrouded by looming challenges and increasing division. It is both a reflection and a reckoning — a compelling narrative crafted with the band's signature intensity and a profound lyrical depth.

KITTIE guitarist/vocalist Morgan Lander said: " 'We Are Shadows' is about the uncertainty of a future that we can no longer control. We have come to a critical place in life and in our world, and much like an eclipse overtaking the sun, we are losing the light. The image of shadows slowly fading in the evening darkness, and the analogy of 'us' as shadows in the night really illustrates the possibility of slowly fading into oblivion. It is not a song of hope however, it's a song of coming to terms with the damage we do and acceptance of our fate. We've let darkness take hold, and so we are resolved to fade in the night with it."

"We Are Shadows" and "Eyes Wide Open" will both appear on KITTIE 's first album in 13 years, titled "Fire" and due later in 2024 via Sumerian Records .

Morgan told Metal Hammer magazine about the musical direction of KITTIE 's upcoming LP: "There's a lot of variety. I think the kind of variety that you will expect from KITTIE . If you listen to the production of 'Eyes Wide Open' , that kind of visceral, raw, but very modern sound is prevalent throughout all of the songs. The songwriting is definitely next level."

Last November, it was revealed that KITTIE was working on a new studio LP with producer Nick Raskulinecz at Nashville's Sienna Studios .

Raskulinecz , who moved to Nashville from Los Angeles around 16 years ago, had previously worked with such acts as RUSH , ALICE IN CHAINS , KORN , RISE AGAINST , HALESTORM , EVANESCENCE , SKID ROW and the DEFTONES .

Regarding the overwhelmingly positive response to KITTIE 's live shows and music since the band's return in 2022, Lander told Metal Hammer : "I just think that the world is ready for us now. A lot of the things that we were doing 25 years ago were still... I don't want to say controversial, but they seemed so new. It definitely has a lot to do with a shift in thinking and acceptance and representation in the years since the very first time that KITTIE came out. Sometimes it just takes the world a bit of time to catch up and appreciate those things."

Last month, Morgan told The MetalSucks Podcast about KITTIE 's plans for the rest of 2024: "To be honest with you, this all just feels brand new again. I know that we're veterans of the music industry and whatnot, but we've sort of stepped into a new age and a new era of music releasing and record labels and things like that. So I think the goal is just to just enjoy — for us, for sure — enjoy the process and just — I don't know — put some smiles on people's faces, really. All of the things that come along with releasing new music and an album, like new merch and shows, headlining stuff, album-release stuff, all of that is definitely coming down the pike. But I think ultimately the goal for us is just to sort of enjoy the ride. All of those tangible things will come. It all feels so new and exciting again. So, yeah, we're just here to enjoy the ride."

Asked how she views all the platforms, with social media and music streaming services, now compared to how it was when KITTIE last released new music nearly a decade and a half ago, Morgan said: "Well, I feel like in 2011 [when 'I've Failed You' came out] and 2009 [when 'In The Black' was released], those last two albums, I actually really don't know that Spotify and music and streaming platforms were catching on. And so it was this weird sort of interim period where they may have existed but nobody cared and people were definitely still buying tangible CDs. And, yeah, so now we're in this new era of streaming, and I really feel like music is more accessible than ever and I think more people are listening than ever before, because things are just so easy to find; everything that you need is on a streaming platform. And so I definitely think that it does have its benefits. I mean, as far as being an artist and on the serving-the-artist side of things, it doesn't pay great, but I feel like the audience is greater than ever before. Way back, when we were active, I guess you could say the first time, the industry was definitely a different beast. And this time around, I feel like a lot of people, since we put out our last albums, have discovered the band, a lot of young people as well. And so because streaming [is so widely available], they've had this ability to discover and listen to our old catalog and continue to keep those songs popular and alive. And ultimately, it's that sort of simmering growth that's allowed us to have this opportunity that we have today. So, I don't think that it's a bad thing. I'm excited for the weirdness of the future."

Speaking about the inspiration behind the new single, Morgan said in a statement: "Our first new material in 13 years, 'Eyes Wide Open' is a vision quest for truth. It is a torch lit in the darkness of ignorance to reveal one's true motives. 'Eyes Wide Open' is a lesson in trust, betrayal, and ultimately the ability to see behind the curtain to reveal all. It was one of the first songs we wrote, coming together again after a long time away from creating, and I think you can really hear the fires reigniting in this track."

In a recent interview with Knotfest 's "She's With The Band" podcast, KITTIE drummer Mercedes Lander and Morgan spoke about the progress of the songwriting sessions for the long-awaited follow-up to the Canadian metallers' 2011 album "I've Failed You" . Mercedes said about the musical direction of the new KITTIE material: "I'm gonna say that we are just really stoked to write 1,200 percent bangers. I think that's just where we're at now. We want people to feel good. We want people to feel what we're feeling. I feel like bangers, that's what we're good at."

Asked by host Tori Kravitz about the possibility of KITTIE combining some of the old-school sound from the band's early days and mixing it up with a fresh approach, Morgan said: "I think marrying some of the ideas, 'cause I don't think we're ever going to put our JNCOs [jeans] on again. But, yeah, the idea of marrying some of those ideas — like who we are now with the ideas of who maybe we used to be and kind of being able to meet somewhere in the middle, but in a way that will just create something brand new again. I'm excited for it to be unleashed upon the world."

At some of its recent shows, KITTIE has been performing a brand new song called "Vultures" .

KITTIE played its first concert in five years in September 2022 at the Blue Ridge Rock Festival at the Virginia International Raceway in Alton, Virginia.

Joining Morgan and Mercedes in KITTIE 's current lineup guitarist Tara McLeod and bassist Ivana "Ivy" Vujic .

Prior to Blue Ridge , KITTIE had not performed since its reunion show at London Music Hall in the band's native London, Ontario in 2017, celebrating the group's documentary "Kittie: Origins/Evolutions" .

Vujic joined KITTIE in 2008 and appeared on the band's fifth studio CD, 2009's "In The Black" . She also wrote and recorded bass for KITTIE 's sixth album, 2011's "I've Failed You" .

In January 2022, the original lineup of KITTIE — Morgan , Mercedes , Fallon Bowman (guitar) and Tanya Candler (bass) — reunited for an online chat to celebrate the 22nd anniversary of its gold-certified 2000 debut album, "Spit" .

Candler left KITTIE after the release of "Spit" in order to finish high school and was replaced by Talena Atfield .

Bowman exited KITTIE in 2001 and started her own industrial/electronic project, AMPHIBIOUS ASSAULT .

After KITTIE completed the touring cycle for "I've Failed You" album, the band entered a long period of inactivity during which Morgan focused on a marketing job for a chain of fitness clubs while Mercedes worked in real estate and more recently at a software company. The group also began work on a career-spanning documentary, "Origins/Evolutions" , which finally saw the light of day in 2018 via Lightyear Entertainment in North America.

"I've Failed You" sold 3,000 copies in the United States in its first week of release to debut at position No. 178 on The Billboard 200 chart.

KITTIE will play multiple North American festivals this year, including Sick New World , Welcome To Rockville , Sonic Temple and Havoc Fest .

Photo credit: Dante Dellamore

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The original Queens of Metal,  Kittie  have announced an exclusive run of North American headline dates today. The long-awaited shows will see the band perform in 5 cities across the US and Canada this July and August, giving fans a very special and rare chance to see the band play a full headline set that will include their recently released singles “We Are Shadows” and “Eyes Wide Open” as well as classic hits and some deep cuts not played live since the band’s early days.

Speaking on today’s announcement, Kittie share:

“We are absolutely thrilled to be headlining a handful of exclusive shows this summer in support of our forthcoming album. Expect a celebration of new and old material alike, spanning our 25 year career thus far. We are looking forward to playing some set list staples and bringing back some songs that we haven’t played live in decades! Although limited, look for more shows to be announced at a later date. We’ve missed you and we can’t wait to see you again!”

Each show will feature a different supporting line-up (full details below), ensuring a unique experience for Kittie fans in each city. Tickets on sale from kittie.net.

EXCLUSIVE HEADLINE SHOWS

July 12 th  – Toronto, ON – History w/ Vile Creature

July 19 th  – New York, NY – Palladium Times Square w/ Unearth, Within The Ruins and Stabbing

August 2 nd  – Atlanta, GA – The Masquerade w/ Upon A Burning Body

August 4 th  – Dallas, TX – The Studio at The Factory w/ Upon A Burning Body

August 23 rd  – Chicago, IL – Concord Music Hall w/ VCTMS and Conquer Divide

UPCOMING FESTIVAL PERFORMANCES

April 27 th  – Las Vegas, NV – Sick New World

May 10 th  – Daytona Beach, FL – Welcome To Rockville

May 18 th  – Columbus, OH – Sonic Temple

July 6 th  – Quebec City, QC – Festival d’Été de Québec

August 24 th  – Jackson, MI – Havoc Festival

Kittie sent the internet ablaze earlier this year when they announced their return with brand new music, their first in 13 years, in the form of blistering single, “ Eyes Wide Open “. They followed up with a second new single, “ We Are Shadows ” last month. With upcoming festival performances, the newly announced headline dates and much more to come from the band, the new era of Kittie is well and truly underway. Stay tuned for more on Kittie’s global metal domination coming soon!

ABOUT KITTIE

When you discovered Canadian bashers, Kittie, has a direct influence on how you see them. For those that were on board from the beginning with the Spit album, released in 1999, Kittie was considered part of the nu-metal movement. Going into their later albums, In The Black (2009) and I’ve Failed You (2011), the band had evolved into something far more sinister, and were viewed as a serious full-on metal outfit. Just as they seemed to be hitting their stride six albums into their career, however, Kittie slowly disappeared from the scene in the wake of touring for I’ve Failed You. The silence was eventually dubbed an “indefinite hiatus” by the band, broken only by a one-off hometown show in London, Ontario in 2017, and the release of the documentary, Kittie: Origins/Evolutions, in 2018. Until now…

Thirteen years later, that silence has been broken in earnest. Vocalist and guitarist, Morgan Lander, drummer Mercedes Lander, guitarist Tara McLeod and bassist Ivy Vujic maintain that Kittie did not break up because it is an ingrained part of their identity. The documentary and the one-off show in London were intended as a cap on everything, leaving a big question mark at what might happen down the road. Offers from promoters to do some shows in 2022 and 2023, including the sell-out, inaugural Sick New World Festival in Las Vegas, were enough to convince Kittie to dust off their instruments, resulting in a renewed interest in the band and a label deal with Sumerian Records.

When they finally did gather as a unit, it was like putting on a pair of comfortable boots, with no need to break things in before getting down to business.It turns out that thirteen years away has seen the band develop growth in songwriting, arranging, lyrical content and vocal melodies, creating something monstrous and volatile. Produced by Nick Raskulinecz (Foo Fighters, Rush, Alice In Chains, Korn), Kittie have finally surfaced and unleashed their first new singles, “Eyes Wide Open” and “We Are Shadows” via their new label home, Sumerian Records. With renewed fury and unfathomable sonic brutality, the new era of Kittie has begun.

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The post Kittie Announce Summer 2024 North American Headlining Tour appeared first on Consequence .

Kittie have announced a brief Summer 2024 North American headlining tour.

The dates will follow most of the Canadian band’s previously announced spring festival appearances, which include slots at Sick New World , Welcome to Rockville , Sonic Temple , and Festival d’Été de Québec.

The headlining run kicks off July 12th in Toronto and hits New York City (July 19th), Atlanta (August 2nd), Dallas (August 4th), and Chicago (August 23rd). Kittie will then play the Havoc Festival in Jackson, Michigan, on August 24th.

Get Kittie Tickets Here

A Live Nation ticket pre-sale for select shows begins Thursday (April 25th) at noon ET using the code RIFF . General ticket sales start Friday (April 26th) at 10 a.m. local time via Ticketmaster . Fans can also look for deals or get tickets to sold-out dates via StubHub , where your purchase is 100% guaranteed through StubHub’s Fan Protect program.

“We are absolutely thrilled to be headlining a handful of exclusive shows this summer in support of our forthcoming album,” remarked Kittie in a press release. “Expect a celebration of new and old material alike, spanning our 25 year career thus far. We are looking forward to playing some set list staples and bringing back some songs that we haven’t played live in decades! Although limited, look for more shows to be announced at a later date. We’ve missed you and we can’t wait to see you again!”

Kittie returned from a lengthy recording hiatus in 2024 with two new singles, “Eyes Wide Open” and “We Are Shadows.” As the band mentioned in its press statement, a new full-length album is forthcoming.

Recently, Kittie announced a collaboration on a non-alcoholic beer with We Are Pigs. Kittie’s Morgan Lander and We Are Pigs’ Esjay Jones discussed the KittiePig brew on Consequence’ s Beyond the Boys Clu b podcast .

Below you can listen to the aforementioned Beyond the Boys Club podcast and see a full list of Kittie’s upcoming live dates.

Kittie’s 2024 Tour Dates: 04/27 – Las Vegas, NV @ Sick New World 05/10 – Daytona Beach, FL @ Welcome To Rockville 05/18 – Columbus, OH @ Sonic Temple 07/06 – Quebec City, QC @ Festival d’Été de Québec 07/12 – Toronto, ON @ History * 07/19 – New York, NY @ Palladium Times Square # 08/02 – Atlanta, GA @ The Masquerade ^ 08/04 – Dallas, TX @ The Studio at The Factory ^ 08/23 – Chicago, IL @ Concord Music Hall $ 08/24 – Jackson, MI @ Havoc Festival

* = w/ Vile Creature # = w/ Unearth, Within The Ruins, and Stabbing ^ = w/ Upon a Burning Body $ = w/ VCTMS and Conquer Divide

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The day has come! Fire is out on all streaming services + physical media via Sumerian Records. Check out this list of where you can find the new album here .

Tracklist: 1. Fire 2. I Still Wear This Crown 3. Falter 4. Vultures 5. We Are Shadows 6. Wound 7. One Foot In The Grave 8. Are You Entertained? 9. Grime 10. Eyes Wide Open

Morgan Lander shares:

“We’ve gone from 0 to 100 within the last few years and it’s almost unfathomable that the culmination of all of our work sacrifice, pain and triumph has finally come to fruition with the release of our 7th studio album, “Fire”. We burn with more determination, focus and drive than ever, and hope that these elements resonate with every word, and can be heard in every note of this album. Fire is for you!”

You can find some awesome bundles available on the Sumerian Website if you haven’t purchased your copy just yet. Check that out here .

The band has been on a roll releasing new videos for more tracks off their new album Fire . Watch the new videos here ↴

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On a blisteringly hot day at 2023’s Sick New World festival in Las Vegas, a huge crowd await Kittie’s arrival. In the throng, rabid Gen Z-ers, ready to witness the reunited Canadian band for the first time, jostle for position amid 30- and 40-somethings who were on the nu metal front lines the first time around. Moments later, Kittie appear. A squall of feedback and slashed guitar chords announce set opener I’ve Failed You , and vocalist and guitarist Morgan Lander lets out a shriek that could strip varnish from wood. “And then,” says Mercedes Lander, Kittie’s drummer and Morgan’s sister, “people lost their fucking minds.”

Almost a year on, there’s a sense that Morgan and Mercedes have been caught off guard by the fervour surrounding their reunion. Brutal new single Eyes Wide Open prompted a burst of excitement when it was released in February, while Fire , their first album in 13 years, will land later this year.

“We’re just sort of along for the ride,” admits Morgan with a smile. She and her sister are speaking via Zoom from their respective houses in their hometown of London, Ontario. “The response has been overwhelmingly positive. That’s just something I really didn’t think was going to happen. I’m shocked at how amazing and welcoming everybody is again.”

The surprise is somewhat understandable. When Kittie released their 1999 debut, Spit , they were four teenage girls at the height of nu metal’s dick-swinging reign; they broke the mould. They were heavier and went harder than most of their peers, incorporating thrash and death metal into their thick, chunky sound. Their debut single, Brackish , became an instant nu metal classic, a feminist anthem in a sea of male bravado. The song propelled them to MTV, Ozzfest and a support slot on Slipknot’s first US headline tour. “A lot of the shows that we did with them were completely out of control,” says Morgan. “The crowds were just seething, the fire alarms were getting pulled, and there was sweat dripping from the ceilings.”

Yet it was a momentum they would struggle to maintain. The band were savvy enough not to anchor themselves to nu metal, incorporating even more extreme influences on subsequent albums, but after the scene keeled over around 2003, Kittie found themselves struggling with diminishing returns and changing line-ups. The Lander sisters eventually put the band on ice in 2011, embarking on their own individual careers inside and outside of music. Aside from a single hometown reunion show in 2017, featuring three different sets played by three different line-ups, it seemed like Kittie were history. Until now.

“I just think that the world is ready for us now,” Morgan says. “A lot of the things that we were doing 25 years ago were still... I don’t want to say controversial, but they seemed so new. It definitely has a lot to do with a shift in thinking and acceptance and representation in the years since the very first time that Kittie came out. Sometimes it just takes the world a bit of time to catch up and appreciate those things.

The duo pinpoint Sick New World as the moment Kittie’s revival really kicked into gear, but they were back before that, having played their first gig in five years at Virginia’s Blue Ridge Rock Festival in September 2022, and Las Vegas emo extravaganza When We Young a month later. But Sick New World, they say, was their crowd: an audience there to bask in the glow of nu metal’s recent rebirth.

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It’s a sharp contrast with their memories of the end of the band’s original run. There was no acrimonious implosion or bitter fistfights. Instead, the final days of the band were quiet, sad, inevitable. Following the release of their 2011 album, I’ve Failed You , they hit the road armed with what they believed was their most accomplished work, only for it to be greeted by apathy. “I think the best way to describe it is we just sort of overstayed our welcome,” says Morgan. “We were doing a lot of headlining shows, constantly touring, and never really seemed to gain much footing or interest.”

The reality that the band was coming to an end took a while to accept. They continued to sweat it out on the road, criss-crossing the USA in a small van, but they were becoming more and more demoralised show by show. “There were some nights on some of those tours in the very last few years where 50 people would show up to a show,” says Morgan. “That’s a hard thing as an artist to grapple with. I do remember having conversations where it was like, ‘I don’t feel like I can do this anymore. I need to try new things.’”

The low points, they insist, brought them closer together. Rather than arguing or infighting, they came together to make the best of the situation. And then...

“We just kind of backed up into the shadows,” shrugs Morgan. “There was never a grand announcement that we’d decided to go on a hiatus. We just stopped doing stuff. And I think that in doing that, it didn’t put a finality on everything, but at the same time, it was almost like nobody really noticed for a little while.”

In the intervening years, the band retreated to what Morgan describes as “common and mundane, normal lives”. She and Mercedes remained close, living nearby and seeing each other on a regular basis, even working together at the same software company. “It ends up that one of us starts working somewhere and then we somehow get the other hired,” says Morgan with a laugh. Both sisters dipped their toes in and out of music over the 2010s. Mercedes formed post-vmetal band White Swan, while Morgan joined melodic death metal outfit Karkaos as singer in 2019, but they never quite shut the book on Kittie. In 2017, they released the crowdfunded documentary, Kittie: Origins/Evolutions , which included interviews with previous bandmembers, looking back over their career. 

“I feel like the door has always been left ajar,” says Mercedes. “We all kind of knew that if this was something that was ever going to be a thing again, that we could always hop back in and I’m sure it would be like we never stopped.” Morgan continues: “For Mercedes and I especially, this band is so acutely tied to our identity and who we are. Kittie could never do anything again, and we would still be Kittie. Kittie would still run in our blood.”

Do they wish they hadn’t left it so long to return? “No. Sometimes you just really need to step away from a situation in order to be able to appreciate it,” replies Mercedes. “I feel like if we had just kept grinding away, that would not have been good for us. For my mental health, our morale as a band. Stepping away and then coming back when the time was clearly right, I feel like it made us appreciate everything so much more, and it makes things that much more special.”

It was the nu metal resurgence that breathed life back into Kittie. In 2021, Morgan and Mercedes began receiving offers from promoters for live shows. They got back in the practice room, together at first, before meeting up with the rest of the band, longtime guitarist Tara McLeod and bassist Ivy Jenkins. “We spent eight months making sure we were getting our chops back up in order to get in front of an audience again,” says Morgan. “It had really been so long since we’d played Kittie songs together.”

Initially, they say, new music wasn’t part of the plan. “When we first started playing shows back in 2022, we were like, ‘I’m sure people will stop caring eventually, and then we can go on our merry way’,” says Mercedes. The universe had different plans. Ash Avildsen, owner of powerhouse US label Sumerian, saw them play and offered them a deal.

“He said to us, ‘I want to put out a record with you guys’,” recalls Mercedes. “And we were like, ‘We haven’t written anything!’” Of course, there is a huge emotional, mental and financial gulf between just playing a few shows and writing a new album. And the chasm between releasing an album and taking it out on tour is even wider.

“We all had to talk about how much we’re willing to do,” says Mercedes. During discussions, a common ground was reached - the stability and normality of their lives was something to be valued and protected. “I don’t think it’s ever been a secret that Kittie will never be a full-time thing for us ever again,” Mercedes says. “We are not in a place where we want to tour for nine months out of the year. Our main focus is not to go back out and slug it out on the road and leave our jobs, but I think we’re able to find a good balance.”

“We are all on the same page, of course,” Morgan continues. “And we know, unless some Metallica -sized thing happens, it’s just not something that’d be feasible for us because... life, man. But at the end of the day, we want to make sure that the shows that we do play are really special, and the music that we release is very special as well.”

That said, there’s no doubt the sisters are fiercely proud of Fire , and excited about the new chapter it’s about to open for the band. Written remotely over an eight-month period, with the band passing ideas back and forth via email, the record was recorded in Nashville with producer Nick Raskulinecz (Foo Fighters, Alice In Chains , Stone Sour and countless others). The first single, Eyes Wide Open , is a thrilling jolt of adrenaline, slamming together death metal, filthy grooves and blackened, classic metal influences. It is, say the sisters, a taste of what’s to come.

“There’s a lot of variety,” says Morgan. “I think the kind of variety that you will expect from Kittie. If you listen to the production of Eyes Wide Open , that kind of visceral, raw, but very modern sound is prevalent throughout all of the songs. The songwriting is definitely next level.” While the current enthusiasm for nu metal might have provided the perfect conditions for the band to return, the pair insist Fire is emphatically not a nu metal album. Any suggestion that their comeback has been timed to chime with renewed interest in the genre is shut us down immediately.

“We’re not a nu metal band, and we never will be again,” says Morgan. “We’re not trying to recapture something that is long gone for us. There might be a riff or an idea that harkens back to who we were in the past, but that is married with the more modern ideas of Kittie as well. It’s probably the best-sounding album that we’ve ever recorded. It has its foot in many worlds. I feel like when we were writing this album, there didn’t feel like there was anything to prove. So it’s definitely heavy and more mature, and the songwriting is incredible.”

“I feel like we could have phoned it in and done what people expected us to do, but we’ve never been that band,” adds Mercedes. “We’ve always defied everything and done our own thing, and I think we’re going to continue to do that. And that is the beauty of this band.”

Fire is out this summer via Sumerian

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KITTIE Announces Dates For Exclusive Headline Shows!

The original Queens of Metal, Kittie have announced an exclusive run of North American headline dates today. The long-awaited shows will see the band perform in 5 cities across the US and Canada this July and August, giving fans a very special and rare chance to see the band play a full headline set that will include their recently released singles “We Are Shadows” and “Eyes Wide Open” as well as classic hits and some deep cuts not played live since the band’s early days.

Speaking on today’s announcement, Kittie share: “We are absolutely thrilled to be headlining a handful of exclusive shows this summer in support of our forthcoming album. Expect a celebration of new and old material alike, spanning our 25 year career thus far. We are looking forward to playing some set list staples and bringing back some songs that we haven’t played live in decades! Although limited, look for more shows to be announced at a later date. We’ve missed you and we can’t wait to see you again!”

Each show will feature a different supporting line-up (full details below), ensuring a unique experience for Kittie fans in each city. Pre-sale tickets will be available starting at 10am local on Thursday, April 25th (for access codes be sure to follow Kittie on socials) with general on-sale beginning at 10am local on Friday, April 26th from kittie.net

KITTIE – FIRE 2024 EXCLUSIVE HEADLINE SHOWS

July 12 th  – Toronto, ON – History w/ Vile Creature

July 19 th  – New York, NY – Palladium Times Square w/ Unearth, Within The Ruins and Stabbing

August 2 nd  – Atlanta, GA – The Masquerade w/ Upon A Burning Body

August 4 th  – Dallas, TX – The Studio at The Factory w/ Upon A Burning Body

August 23 rd  – Chicago, IL – Concord Music Hall w/ VCTMS and Conquer Divide

UPCOMING FESTIVAL PERFORMANCES

April 27 th – Las Vegas, NV – Sick New World

May 10 th  – Daytona Beach, FL – Welcome To Rockville

May 18 th  – Columbus, OH – Sonic Temple

July 6 th  – Quebec City, QC – Festival d’Été de Québec

August 24 th  – Jackson, MI – Havoc Festival

Kittie sent the internet ablaze earlier this year when they announced their return with brand new music, their first in 13 years, in the form of blistering single, “Eyes Wide Open”. They followed up with a second new single, “ We Are Shadows ” last month. With upcoming festival performances, the newly announced headline dates and much more to come from the band, the new era of Kittie is well and truly underway. Stay tuned for more on Kittie’s global metal domination coming soon!

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WATCH: “Eyes Wide Open” WATCH: “We Are Shadows” Kittie have announced an exclusive run of North American headline dates today. The long-awaited shows will see the band perform in 5 cities across the US and Canada this July and August, giving fans a very special and rare chance to see the band play a full headline…

Kittie have announced an exclusive run of North American headline dates today. The long-awaited shows will see the band perform in 5 cities across the US and Canada this July and August, giving fans a very special and rare chance to see the band play a full headline set that will include their recently released singles “We Are Shadows” and “Eyes Wide Open” as well as classic hits and some deep cuts not played live since the band’s early days. 

Speaking on today’s announcement, Kittie share

“We are absolutely thrilled to be headlining a handful of exclusive shows this summer in support of our forthcoming album. Expect a celebration of new and old material alike, spanning our 25 year career thus far. We are looking forward to playing some set list staples and bringing back some songs that we haven’t played live in decades! Although limited, look for more shows to be announced at a later date. We’ve missed you and we can’t wait to see you again!”

KITTIE 

FIRE 2024 

EXCLUSIVE HEADLINE SHOWS 

July 12 th  – Toronto, ON – History w/ Vile Creature

July 19 th  – New York, NY – Palladium Times Square w/ Unearth, Within The Ruins and Stabbing

August 2 nd  – Atlanta, GA – The Masquerade w/ Upon A Burning Body

August 4 th  – Dallas, TX – The Studio at The Factory w/ Upon A Burning Body

August 23 rd  – Chicago, IL – Concord Music Hall w/ VCTMS and Conquer Divide

UPCOMING FESTIVAL PERFORMANCES 

April 27 th  – Las Vegas, NV – Sick New World

May 10 th  – Daytona Beach, FL – Welcome To Rockville

May 18 th  – Columbus, OH – Sonic Temple

July 6 th  – Quebec City, QC – Festival d’Été de Québec

August 24 th  – Jackson, MI – Havoc Festival

Kittie sent the internet ablaze earlier this year when they announced their return with brand new music, their first in 13 years, in the form of blistering single, “ Eyes Wide Open “. They followed up with a second new single, “ We Are Shadows ” last month. With upcoming festival performances, the newly announced headline dates and much more to come from the band, the new era of Kittie is well and truly underway. Stay tuned for more on Kittie’s global metal domination coming soon! 

ABOUT KITTIE

When you discovered Canadian bashers,Kittie, has a direct influence on how you see them. For those that were on board from the beginning with the Spit album, released in 1999, Kittie was considered part of the nu-metal movement. Going into their later albums, In The Black (2009) and I’ve Failed You (2011), the band had evolved into something far more sinister, and were viewed as a serious full-on metal outfit. Just as they seemed to be hitting their stride six albums into their career, however, Kittieslowly disappeared from the scene in the wake of touring for I’ve Failed You. The silence was eventually dubbed an “indefinite hiatus” by the band, broken only by a one-off hometown show in London, Ontario in 2017, and the release of the documentary, Kittie: Origins/Evolutions, in 2018. Until now…

Thirteen years later, that silence has been broken in earnest. Vocalist and guitarist, Morgan Lander, drummer Mercedes Lander, guitarist Tara McLeod and bassistIvy Vujic maintain that Kittie did not break up because it is an ingrained part of their identity. The documentary and the one-off show in London were intended as a cap on everything, leaving a big question mark at what might happen down the road. Offers from promoters to do some shows in 2022 and 2023, including the sell-out, inaugural Sick New World Festival in Las Vegas, were enough to convince Kittie to dust off their instruments, resulting in a renewed interest in the band and a label deal withSumerian Records. 

When they finally did gather as a unit, it was like putting on a pair of comfortable boots, with no need to break things in before getting down to business.It turns out that thirteen years away has seen the band develop growth in songwriting, arranging, lyrical content and vocal melodies, creating something monstrous and volatile. Produced by Nick Raskulinecz (Foo Fighters, Rush, Alice In Chains, Korn), Kittie have finally surfaced and unleashed their first new singles, “Eyes Wide Open” and “We Are Shadows” via their new label home, Sumerian Records. With renewed fury and unfathomable sonic brutality, the new era of Kittie has begun. 

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