KITTIE To Embark On First Tour In Over A Year
February 14, 2006America will get its first taste of female metal band KITTIE's new lineup as the band hits the road this spring in support of its latest material, which was released in the form of a downloadable EP entitled "Never Again" on February 7 through Rock Ridge Music. "After a year hiatus, we are more than ready to begin this tour in April and show the world what we have been up to and prove we are stronger and more focused than ever," said vocalist/guitarist Morgan Lander. "This tour will rock!"
The "Never Again Tour" will give audiences their first glimpse at the band with new bassist Trish Doan and guitarist Tara Macleod joining KITTIE mainstays Morgan Lander (guitar/vocals) and Mercedes Lander (drums).
"Never Again" features KITTIE's most mature work to date, with the band throwing out all preconceived notions and writing from the heart.
"Never Again" will be available everywhere digital tracks are sold. iTunes will offer an exclusive four-track version of the EP which includes bonus track "Everything That Could Have Been".
KITTIE has sold more than a million records since the release of its debut, "Spit", in 2000, which was followed by 2001's "Oracle" and 2004's "Until the End", with several EPs in between.
Between wrapping up a tour in late 2004 and beginning work on new songs, the Lander sisters kept busy by finally bringing their dream of creating a clothing company into fruition. Poisoned Black (www.poisonedblack.com) was launched in September 2005.
Direct support on the "Never Again Tour" will be provided by a variety of bands playing in different regions. Some of the bands slated to play are SEEMLESS, FIVE BOLT MAIN, TWELVE TRIBES, DROP DEAD GORGEOUS, THE AGONY SCENE, BLOODLINED CALLIGRAPHY, BYZANTINE, DEAD TO FALL, DONNYBROOK, CALICO SYSTEM, BURNING ARMADA, JOB FOR A COWBOY, NAOS PROJECT, JACKNIFE, and ON BROKEN WINGS. "With great bands and our most talented line-up to date, the 'Never Again Tour' will be amazing," said Lander.
The dates are as follows:
Mar. 31 - Marks Showplace - Bedford, NH
Apr. 01 - Saratoga Winners - Latham, NY
Apr. 02 – Rockfest @ Hippodrome - Springfield, MA
Apr. 05 - Rex Theatre - Pittsburg, PA
Apr. 06 - The Temple Club - Lansing, MI
Apr. 07 - The Machine Shop - Flint, MI
Apr. 08 - The Orbit Room - Grand Rapids, MI
Apr. 09 - Big E’s - Edgerton, WI
Apr. 11 - The Gothic Theatre - Englewood, CO
Apr. 12 - Club Boom Va - Ogden, UT
Apr. 13 - Big Easy Concert House - Boise, ID
Apr. 14 - Studio Seven - Seattle, WA
Apr. 15 - Rock and Roll Pizza - Portland, OR
Apr. 17 - The Boardwalk - Sacramento, CA
Apr. 18 - The Whisky - W. Hollywood, CA
Apr. 19 - The Dome - Bakersfield, CA
Apr. 20 - Galaxy Theatre - Santa Ana, CA
Apr. 21 - Rialto Theatre - Tucson, AZ
Apr. 22 - Sunshine Theatre - Albuquerque, NM
Apr. 23 - The Zone - El Paso, TX
Apr. 25 - The Ballroom - Corpus Christi, TX
Apr. 27 - Meridian - Houston, TX
Apr. 28 - The White Rabbit - San Antonio, TX
Apr. 29 - Fat Daddys - Lewisville, TX
Apr. 30 - The Hive - Tulsa, OK
May 02 - House of Blues - Lake Buena Vista, FL
May 04 - State Theatre - St. Petersburg, FL
May 05 - The Masquerade - Atlanta, GA
May 06 - Jester’s Pub - Fayetteville, NC
May 07 – KC's - Fredericksburg, VA
May 10 - Club Pure - Yonkers, NY
May 11 - Recher Theatre - Towson, MD
May 12 - Crocodile Rock - Allentown, PA
May 13 - Webster Theatre - Hartford, CT
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