KITTIE’s Morgan Lander Talks Australian Tour with Jinjer, 25 Years of Spit, Latest Album Fire

Ukrainian metal juggernauts, Jinjer, are returning to Australia this week and they’re bringing Canadian metal legends Kittie along for the ride!

Morgan Lander from KITTIE joins The Everblack Podcast to discuss their upcoming Australian tour with Jinjer, their reunion, latest album Fire, and the 25th anniversary of their debut album Spit. Plus, hear about the impact Spit has had on fans, the band that took them under their wing, performing at Hellfest 2025, The Witch Finger Horror Podcast status, and more!

Watch/listen to the interview here:

Crashing onto the scene in 1999 with their debut album Spit, Kittie evolved far beyond their nu-metal origins, developing a crushing, full-fledged metal sound across six albums.
After their prolonged absence, Kittie came storming back this year with new album, Fire, a record that fuses every element of their past work into something even more volatile, proving they’ve lost none of their venom.

Having not toured Australia since 2012, Kittie’s return is nothing short of a metal revival. Expect a crash course in their discography that goes far beyond their nu-metal beginnings. From the venomous angst of Spit and the moshpit slam of Brackish to the progressive groove of What I Always Wanted and the hypnotic swagger of In Winter through to powerfully catchy new tracks like Vultures and One Foot in the Grave. Kittie’s set will be an intense journey through their evolution, one that old fans will savour, and new fans won’t forget.

For over a quarter of a century, Kittie have defied stereotypes and broken barriers for women in metal, inspiring legions of fans and artists across the globe. Their comeback to Australian shores will be a hero’s welcome for long time fans and an initiation for those just discovering their ferocity.

Tickets and info at
livenation.com.au