Take Me Out : ShitKid en concert à Paris !

Lo-fi rock's enfant terrible ShitKid returns to Paris for a show at La Maroquinerie after her last sold-out concert in the capital!

Take Me Out presents… ShitKid live in concert! Tickets: https://shotgun.live/events/shitkid

SHITKID

There was always an end date for ShitKid. Since the age of twelve, Åsa Söderqvist wanted to become a nurse – she likes routines, “a normal and sometimes boring life.” When she launched her musical project ShitKid in 2016, she gave herself “five to seven years” to first live out her rockstar dream. Those five years as ShitKid were a true creative whirlwind. An impressive collection of tracks with extremely varied textures and styles, produced at an almost absurd pace: a first EP recorded on a faulty home computer in Gothenburg, where she had moved after high school to form a feminist punk band; then the album Fish, a marvel of dreamy and quirky pop; then the softer minimalism of This Is It, recorded between her bedroom and her car; then Detention, a deliciously wild pop-punk record about feeling excluded in high school, made with her bandmate Lina Molarin Eriksson and fuelled by the Green Day and Good Charlotte albums they adored as teenagers. Next came Duo Limbo / Mellan himmel å helvete, fierce punk recorded in Los Angeles with the Melvins and then in Austin with Paul Leary of the Butthole Surfers. Other EPs and singles punctuated the journey. Roskilde, SXSW, Way Out West, The Great Escape. Admirers like Iggy Pop and Billie Joe Armstrong. “Sweden’s strangest musician,” according to Bandcamp. Then, exactly as planned, Söderqvist stopped. But the universe had other plans. While Söderqvist pursued her nursing training, as she had always envisioned, new listeners delved into ShitKid’s catalogue. Gradually, a fan community grew, becoming larger, younger, and more international than it had ever been when she was still active. “Few