Peach Pit Announce 2018 European Tour – Debut Album Being So Normal Out Now On Kingfisher Bluez

Peach Pit have just announced a European tour beginning in January of 2018. The band will be touring on their debut album Being So Normal, which was released on September 15th via Kingfisher Bluez. Being So Normal is available now physically and digitally via Kingfisher Bluez. Peach Pit are also touring the US and Canada this fall. Their tour starts this Thursday, September 28th in Revelstoke, BC. A full list of dates can be found below. Head to www.peachpitmusic.com for tickets.

Peach Pit have released two music videos from their album Being So Normal. Their video for “Drop The Guillotine” can be seen now via The Four Oh Five. The Four Oh Five called Peach Pit “the most exciting band you will hear this year.” Saying they “have one of those timeless sounds that can offer infinite joys.” Peach Pit also recently released a video for their single “Tommy’s Party” directed by Lester Lyons Hookham. The video, which can be seen here, is a continuous live shot of the band playing their new song.

Tour Dates:

09/29 – Calgary, AB – Niteowl
09/30 – Edmonton, AB – Naked Cyber Cafe
10/03 – Thunder Bay, ON – The Foundary
10/06 – Ottawa, ON – Bar Robo
10/07 – Montreal, ON – The Bog
10/08 – New York, NY – Baby’s Alright
10/10 – Washington, DC – Comet Ping Pong
10/12 – Toronto, ON – The Rivoli
10/13 – St Catharines, ON – Warehouse Concert Hall
10/14 – Thornbury, ON – The Crow
10/18 – Fort Frances, ON – The Grind Up
10/16 – Chicago, IL – Subterranean
10/18 – Fort Frances, ON – From The Grind Up
10/19 – Winnipeg, MB – The Handsome Daughter
10/20 – Saskatoon, SK – Amigos
10/22 – Jasper, AB – The Whistle Stop
01/25 – Madrid, Spain – Sala Siroco
01/26 – San Sebastian, Spain – Dabadaba Sala
01/28 – Barcelona, Spain – Sidecar
01/31 – Dusseldorf, Germany – Kassette
02/01 – Berlin, Germany – Privatclub
02/02 – Copenhagen, Denmark – Vega
02/03 – Malmö, Sweden – Babel
02/04 – Hamburg, Germany – Hafenklang
02/06 – Amsterdam, Netherlands – Paradiso
02/07 – London, UK – Moth Club
02/08 – Bristol, UK – Louisiana
02/09 – Manchester, UK – Castle Hotel
02/10 – Edinburgh, UK – Sneaky Pete
02/11 – Glasgow, UK – Broadcast
02/13 – Paris, France – Escape B
02/15 – Bern, Switzerland – ISC Club
02/16 – Bulle, Switzerland – Ebullition
02/17 – Monthey, Switzerland – Pont Rouge
02/18 – Munich, Germany – Haus Konzerte
02/20 – Winterhur, Switzerland – Albani Club
02/21 – Turin, Italy – Astoria
02/22 – Rome, Italy – Largo
02/23 – Ravenna, Italy – Lughe
02/24 – Vienna, Austria – Arena
02/25 – Prague, Czech Republic – Underdogs Ballroom

Being So Normal Tracklisting:
1. Drop The Guillotine
2. Being So Normal
3. Techno Show
4. Alrighty Aphrodite
5. Chagu Sideturn
6. Not Me
7. Hot Knifer
8. Private Presley
9. Tommy’s Party

Peach Pit was brought to life in 2016 with the release of their now coveted debut EP, “Sweet F.A” (F.A. meaning “fuck all”, after lead singer Neil Smith’s love for the lazy life). Originating in Vancouver, Canada, the group formed when high school pals, Smith and Chris Vanderkooy, decided to collaborate on a musical project. Peter Wilton and Mikey Pascuzzi joined them on bass and drums creating their “chewed bubblegum pop” sound.

The group melds teenage angst with bummer summer vibes that have them sounding somewhere between Mac Demarco and Homeshake.  With their laid back sound and lush lead vocals, their songs tell stories of backstabbing best friends and dying end of summer romances.The group quickly developed a dedicated local fan base through their energetic live shows. In February 2017, a YouTube channel sent their self-titled track, “Peach Pit” viral after discovering it on their Bandcamp. The group quickly started to amass an international following and booking requests to play worldwide.

Peach Pit’s quirky online posts and campy Ned Flanders-esque uniforms have ignited a highly engaged fanbase. They’re now gearing up to release their debut LP, “Being So Normal”, on legendary indie record label Kingfisher Bluez in September 2017, after which they’ll hit the road, touring the U.S. and Canada including a Bumbershoot festival date, with a European tour in early 2018.