Summer Cannibals Announce ‘Full Of It’ 10-Year Anniversary Reissue via Kill Rock Stars
SUMMER CANNIBALS
Celebrate 10-Year Anniversary of Full Of It
Announce 1st Headlining Shows Since 2022
4/11: Portland, OR @ Mississippi Studios – TICKETS
4/18: Seattle, WA @ Sunset Tavern – TICKETS
Limited Edition Baby Blue Vinyl Reissue
+ Special Anniversary Digital Release
due out April 10 via Kill Rock Stars
“expertly balancing flame-belching Mad Max riffage with lyrics frankly exploring
questions of codependence and need” – Pitchfork
“They have an uncanny knowledge of when to rock their faces off and when to pull back
so each element of each song has maximum effect” – Stereogum
Credit: Jason Quigley
Summer Cannibals broke up. Three years later, they made a new album. More on that later.
First, 2026 marks the 10-year anniversary of Full Of It, the Portland band’s acclaimed third record, originally released by Northwest punk mainstay Kill Rock Stars. To mark the milestone, Summer Cannibals will play their first headlining shows since 2022, performing Full Of It front to back in two Pacific Northwest cities, joined by longtime friends and Portland legends, Divers.
Widely praised upon its release, Full Of It captured a turning point for Summer Cannibals, sharpening their raw, hook-driven sound into something more focused and ferocious. On April 10, the anniversary will be marked with a special-edition vinyl repress of Full Of It on baby blue vinyl. In celebration of the album’s legacy, Summer Cannibals will also release two original B-sides along with a cover of The Undertones’ classic “Teenage Kicks” on all DSPs for the first time. Previously available exclusively via Bandcamp, the album will receive its first wide digital release as part of the anniversary rollout.
Formed in Portland, Oregon, Summer Cannibals built a reputation for blistering live shows and emotionally unvarnished songwriting that blended punk urgency with sharp melodic instincts. Across multiple releases, the band earned critical acclaim for their cathartic sound and fearless lyricism before stepping away in the early 2020s. Now reunited, Summer Cannibals are entering a new chapter on their own terms.
While the shows and reissue nod to the past, they also point forward. The band has completed a new album, their first since 2019, which is slated for release later this year.
Is this a victory lap? No, not really. It’s a reset. A return. And whatever happens when you decide you aren’t actually finished.