In August 2026, after resurrecting Vengeance Records label, Poison Ivy, along with Henry Rollins and Ian MacKaye , released Gravest Gravy , a collection of songs recorded by the band with Alex Chilton in 1977.
which later postponed to 2022 due to the COVID-19 pandemic
the band announced a reunion tour in spring 2020 called the Escape the Grave tour
After having reunited for two nights to appear at the Jason Trioxin tribute shows in Teaneck NJ in June 2019
The advent of the COVID pandemic in 2019/20 halted SCOTS touring and performing. The band managed to write and record some songs in a makeshift set-up in Miller’s living room, these forming the basis of 2021’s At Home with Southern Culture on the Skids album. Stripped-back arrangements of necessarily more…
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A documentary of Blitzkid’s history titled Blitzkid: Return to the Living , directed by Jeff Frumess of Video Business Media, was announced along with a Indiegogo campaign to help fund the project in 2017, but was shelved due to undisclosed reasons. The fate of the long awaited picture remains a…
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Citing changing family commitments, Monstrosity announced his intention to leave Blitzkid in 2011, but remain in his side-band, Vagora, which had a less demanding tour schedule. Blitzkid officially broke up by the end of 2012, with Argyle Goolsby embarking on a solo career. As of July 2014, Goolsby and Monstrosity’s…
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During Blitzkid’s final European tour in 2012, which also included 14 dates in Germany, seven in the UK, three in the Czech Republic, and two in Slovakia, the band played in Russia for the first time, headlining a one-hour 45 minute show at Moscow’s Relax Club. The UK dates included…
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In 2011, Blitzkid were third on the bill of a North American tour with Face to Face , Strung Out , and the Darlings. This tour helped raise the band’s profile in the wider punk community. A reviewer for the Dallas Observer found the band’s “speedy pop-punk with a tinge…
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In July 2010, during their tenth tour of Europe, Blitzkid were one of 34 bands to play the alternative rock Amphi Festival in Cologne, for as many as 50,000 attendees.