Rainbow Kitten Surprise [CANCELLED] at Radio City Music Hall

The sensational alternative indie rock quintet from Boone, North Carolina, has recently made headlines after releasing their latest single, “Drop Stop Roll.” The song was long-time coming news because it has been over a year since they released new music. “Drop Stop Roll” has already clocked in two million streams on various platforms. Meanwhile, their previously released single, “Work Out,” was met with high-acclaim from fans and critics. The songs are anticipated to be featured in the band’s new studio album.

The last time Rainbow Kitten Surprises dropped an album was in 2018. How To: Friend, Love, Freefall was their major debut and officially their third studio effort. The critically-acclaimed album spawned two hit hits, “It’s Called: Freefall,” “Fever Pitch,” “Hide,” and “Painkillers.” The album has amassed over 200 million streams on Spotify. Meanwhile, “Fever Pitch” entered Billboard’s Alternative Songs chart, peaking at number 34. Their major label debut was a result of their exemplary indie efforts, RKS and Seven + Mary

The band dropped their debut album, Seven + Mary, in 2013. The effort was initially two separate EPs. Ultimately, the band combined the releases to form a self-released debut album. Seven + Mary features the highly-acclaimed fan favorite, “Devil Like Me.” Two years later, they released their sophomore effort, RKS, which was picked up by indie label Split Rail. The album features the highly popular “Cocaine Jesus,” which has clocked in over 120 million streams on Spotify.

In an interview, drummer Jess Haney mentioned that the success of their second effort was quite surreal. It all just happened so fast. One day we were all sitting in Boone; the next thing, we were touring the world. It was incredible. I just couldn't be more thankful to be able to do what we do." The next thing they knew, the band signed a deal with Elektra Records.

The band’s exemplary hits may not have a phenomenal presence on the Billboard charts, but their word-of-mouth viability has made them one of the fastest-rising alternative indie rock bands in the market. Rainbow Kitten Surprise has become a festival favorite since releasing their sensational hit, “Devil Like Me,” in 2014. The band has appeared on Bonnaroo, Austin City Limits, Lollapalooza, South by Southwest, Hangout Music Festival, and many more.

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