Die Spitz

Die Spitz are an alternative punk and grunge band from Austin, Texas, whose uncompromising sound and fierce camaraderie have rapidly set them apart in the live music circuit. Formed in 2022, the quartet—Ava Schrobilgen, Chloe De St. Aubin, Ellie Livingston, and Kate Halter—bring a dynamic blend of punk’s insurgent spirit and grunge’s raw sensibility, all grounded by deep-rooted friendship and relentless artistic drive. Drawing influences from the likes of Black Sabbath, Pixies, Nirvana, Mudhoney, and PJ Harvey, their music is defined by rotating songwriting and vocal duties, creating a distinct, collaborative energy that resonates powerfully both on stage and on record.

In the world of gigs and touring, Die Spitz have left their mark across major UK venues. Notably, they appeared at The O2 in London as a support act for Olivia Rodrigo, sharing the stage on multiple occasions in April 2026—a testament to their rising profile in international alternative music. The band have also headlined celebrated venues such as Anfield Stadium in Liverpool, the Electric Ballroom in London, and The Fleece in Bristol, consistently delivering exhilarating concerts for audiences hungry for raw, genre-defying performances.

With releases like the electrifying singles "I hate when GIRLS die" and "Little Flame" from April 2024, the band’s catalogue continues to expand, leading up to their anticipated debut album, "Something to Consume", set for release in September 2025 on Third Man Records. For fans of grunge and punk who seek compelling live music experiences, Die Spitz are a band to watch closely—follow them now to stay informed about new music and to catch their energetic gigs as they tour.