Bismarck, North Dakota

Kris Kitko was a featured entertainer at Pride Fest 2008

Her musical skits & parodies like “On Becoming a Woman and Other Lies” have brought down the house across the country. Kitko delights her audiences with a reminder that we’ve all got issues with her hysterical sing-along “Everybody’s Family Is Messed Up (Including Yours and Especially Mine).” Kris Kitko has shared the stage with artists as diverse as Bitch & Animal, Ferron, Angie Stevens, Scott Free, and Chuck Suchy. She has been featured on Prairie Public Radio, Minnesota Public Radio, Laney Goodmans’ “Women in Music,” Windy City Radio, lots of live radio & TV appearances and on podcasts around the globe. Kris Kitko has performed to raise money for domestic violence programs, animal shelters, children’s services, and urban renewal projects. Kitko’s self-titled CD debut was named “Debut of the Year” by Windy City Times. Her long awaited follow-up “i am not wal-mart” has just been released and is ruffling feathers everywhere. Guitar Noise predicts that “Kitko is a name that will go far,” and it’s looking as though she’s on her way.

Preview 2 tracks from Kris Kitko below:

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