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Giant Kitty is a Houston-based rock group blending punk, new wave, and hard rock with unapologetic riot grrrl energy. Formed in December 2013, they draw inspiration from iconic acts like The Runaways, Bikini Kill, and Blondie to create music that packs a punch while maintaining an empowering, DIY ethos. Their sound traverses fast, shout-along riffs and catchy hooks, anchored by fierce female-fronted vocals and gritty guitars.
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Whether tearing up intimate venues or playing to larger crowds, Giant Kitty brings a high-energy live experience that fans describe as electric and unfiltered. Our team has you covered for official updates, authentic bios, and seamless ticket access to their shows. Secure your seats through trusted outlets and stay tuned for the latest on touring and releases.
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Biographically, Giant Kitty released Rampage in 2018 (Roologic Records) and This Stupid Stuff in 2016 (Innsbruck Records/Carrot Girl Records). A notable single, You Suck (2017), featured a promotional video led by Jenny Waldo. The band has earned coverage from major outlets like Billboard and Spin, and they've hosted charitable record-release events in Houston supporting causes such as the ACLU. While 2025–2026 tour dates aren’t publicly announced, we’ll keep an eye on official channels for updates. For the latest news, follow Giant Kitty on their official site and social channels, and check back for new dates as soon as they’re released.
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Geographically, Giant Kitty is rooted in Houston, Texas, a city with a thriving indie scene and renowned venues that have hosted record-release events and activist performances. If you’re in Houston or visiting Texas, their shows are a quintessential example of the region’s energetic, activist-tinged rock culture.
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The records
The hits
Biographically, Giant Kitty released Rampage in 2018 (Roologic Records) and This Stupid Stuff in 2016 (Innsbruck Records/Carrot Girl Records). A notable single, You Suck (2017), featured a promotional video led by Jenny Waldo. The band has earned coverage from major outlets like Billboard and Spin, and they've hosted charitable record-release events in Houston supporting causes such as the ACLU. While 2025–2026 tour dates aren’t publicly announced, we’ll keep an eye on official channels for updates. For the latest news, follow Giant Kitty on their official site and social channels, and check back for new dates as soon as they’re released.
Geographically, Giant Kitty is rooted in Houston, Texas, a city with a thriving indie scene and renowned venues that have hosted record-release events and activist performances. If you’re in Houston or visiting Texas, their shows are a quintessential example of the region’s energetic, activist-tinged rock culture.
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