Kittie reunited for a handful of festival appearances in 2022 and they're clearly not just one-offs.
In an interview with Anne Erickson, Kittie frontwoman Morgan Lander said the band is certainly planning on carrying on in 2023. Lander clarified that Kittie won't be back as a full-time band, but notes that the "next few years will be very interesting and very exciting" for the band. So there you go – Kittie ain't going away just yet!
"There's a lot of plans coming up," said Lander. "Not too much that I can share, but definitely more shows are in the works. I don't think that it's ever gonna be something that we'll be able to do full-time and tour nine months out of the year. It's just not feasible and not even really cost effective, to be honest with you — from that standpoint as well.
"But, yeah, I think that we are gonna make the band and music and shows a priority for the next few years. So that just means you'll be seeing and hearing more of us. I guess."
"We'll see what sort of shakes. We've got some interesting things coming down the pipeline. So I think, without giving too much away, I feel like the next few years will be very interesting and very exciting for the band."
Lander then touched on the idea of the first new Kittie material since their last record I've Failed You in 2022. While there don't seem to be any concrete plans, Lander said it feels like "the perfect time" for some new music.
"Yeah. It's definitely something that is on our to-do list. It's something we've been really interested in… It's definitely something that we wanna do when the timing is right, when the situation is right. It is all starting to come together and feel more right. So I guess it's the perfect time."
