Kittie, It Dies Today, Malefice to tour Europe in January
Kittie, It Dies Today and Malefice will team up for a European tour in January. Confirmed dates are as follows:Jan. 02 - Wetzlar, De - Franzis
Jan. 03 - Hamburg, De - Hafenklang
Jan. 05 - Copenhagen, Dk - Vega Jr.
Jan. 06 - Berlin, De - Magnet
Jan. 07 - Cologne, De - Underground
Jan. 08 - Karlsruhe, De - Die Stadtmitte
Jan. 09 - Ravenna, It - Rock Planet
Jan. 10 - Zürich, Ch - Dynamo
Jan. 12 - Paris, Fr - Trabendo
Jan. 13 - Zaandam, Nl - De Kade
Jan. 14 - Dordrecht, Nl - Bibelot
Jan. 15 - Aarschot, Be - Jc De Klinker
Jan. 16 - Leeds, UK - Rio
Jan. 17 - Newcastle, UK - Academy 2
Jan. 19 - Reading, UK - SubLive
Jan. 20 - Manchester, UK - Moho Live
Jan. 21 - Stoke, UK - Sugarmill
Jan. 22 - Birmingham, UK - Academy 2
Jan. 23 - London, UK - Underworld
Also on the bill is Forever Never except for January 9-15 when they'll be replaced by Magnacult.
Kittie's new album, "In The Black", sold around 3,400 copies in the United States in its first week of release to debut at position No. 132 on The Billboard 200 chart.
Kittie's previous CD, "Funeral for Yesterday", opened with 9,000 units back in February 2007 to land at No. 101.
"In The Black" was made available in Europe on October 23 via Germany's Massacre Records.
"Cut Throat", the new video from Kittie, was directed by David Brodsky (Suicide Silence, Gwar, The Black Dahlia Murder) in an old, abandoned department store in Brooklyn, New York and it "perfectly captures what this band is all about," said guitarist/vocalist Morgan Lander. "The make-up artist didn't really appreciate the fact that our make-up was sliding down our faces from the first note, but this isn't pretty or nice or dainty. This is metal and the 'Cut Throat' video perfectly embodies that."
"Lividity", the new album from Buffalo, New York's It Dies Today, sold around 1,800 copies in the United States in its first week of release, according to Nielsen SoundScan. The CD landed at position No. 10 on the Top New Artist Albums (Heatseekers) chart, which lists the best-selling albums by new and developing artists, defined as those who have never appeared in the Top 100 of The Billboard 200.
"Lividity" was released on September 15 via Trustkill Records.
