Shiver

A quick update regarding our scheduled appearance with Black Flag this September:

We've been informed that the tour will not be using local support, so SHIVER and Spitbite will no longer be part of the show.

While that's ultimately the band's decision, we want to take a moment to thank Drusky Entertainment for considering us and for their continued commitment to supporting local artists. Situations like this reinforce how much work goes on behind the scenes that most people never see. We've always appreciated everything Drusky and their team do for local bands, local venues, and the Pittsburgh music scene as a whole. There aren't many promoters who consistently create opportunities for regional artists to share the stage with national acts, and that doesn't go unnoticed.

Thank you as well to everyone who reached out about tickets and planned to come out. We truly appreciate the support.

We're working with Drusky Entertainment on some other show opportunities and hope to share more news soon.

Stay tuned!

SHIVER

Huge thanks to everyone who came out to last night's show, grabbed tickets, sang along, and picked up a shirt — your support means everything to us. We’re super stoked to still be doing this and blown away by the amazing reception we’ve had since getting back out there as a five-piece.

Massive shoutout to Drusky Entertainment Drusky Entertainment for having us on and to Tony and the crew at Jergel’s Jergels for running such a smooth, professional show. The sound was killer, and everyone behind the scenes made it an awesome experience for the bands.

We had a blast sharing the stage with GBH GBH Slaughterhouse Slaughterhouse911 and The Mainliners — such incredible bands and great people. GBH are some of the kindest fellas in punk rock, and it was an honor to play alongside them.

Work now begins on our new EP, and we can’t wait to share what’s next. 🤘

Pittsburgh local music spotlight: Shiver After 15 years as a band, Pittsburgh’s Shiver went on hiatus in 2012 when singer Bruce Boul moved to California, and there wasn’t ever a plan to bring back the punk group. ”But even with all that distance, we never really lost touch — our group chat was alive pretty