Die Spitz

Emerging from Austin, Texas, Die Spitz have cultivated a reputation as one of the most compelling acts in today’s grunge and punk scenes. This American rock band, founded in 2022 by close friends Ava Schrobilgen, Chloe De St. Aubin, Ellie Livingston, and Kate Halter, channels their deep personal bonds into a collective sound that is both raw and dynamic. Their approach is driven by an eagerness to challenge norms—musically and socially—by trading instruments and sharing songwriting and vocal duties, which results in concussive bursts of creative energy. Their influences range from Black Sabbath and Mudhoney to PJ Harvey and Nirvana, delivering a wide musical palette that resonates through both their original tracks and select covers.

Die Spitz’s discography is a testament to their rapid ascent, featuring the highly-anticipated debut album Something to Consume (set for release in September 2025 via Third Man Records), along with a string of impactful singles such as "I hate when GIRLS die", "Little Flame", and "My Hot Piss". Their EP release, Die Spitz on Audiotree Live, showcases their signature ferocity and dynamic interplay. Live, the band’s electrifying presence has seen them headline their own shows, including recent performances at The Fleece in Bristol, Electric Ballroom in London, and Anfield Stadium in Liverpool. Notably, Die Spitz have also taken the stage as a support act for Olivia Rodrigo at The O2 in London, demonstrating their versatility and appeal across diverse audiences.

With upcoming gigs supporting Foo Fighters across Europe in summer 2026 and continued headline dates, Die Spitz are poised to make a significant impact on the international punk and grunge circuit. Follow Die Spitz for news, music releases, and live music tour dates—and make sure to catch their concerts for a truly unforgettable experience.