KIM THEORY, ALL-GIRL LOS ANGELES TEEN BAND PLAY THREE LOLLAPALOOZA SETS TOMORROW IN CHICAGO IN SUPPORT OF NEW E.P. TROPHY WIFE

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LOS ANGELES, CA. (WEDNESDAY JULY 29, 2026) – All-girl Los Angeles teen band, Kim Theory announced today that they will make their festival debut in Chicago tomorrow at Lollapalooza with multiple sets including an after show set with Finn Wolfhard (of Stranger Things fame).

The band just released their sophomore recording, the four song EP Trophy Wife earlier this month. Fans can stream or download both Kim Theory EPs, 2025’s Bitch Scene & Trophy Wife via their Bandcamp page here.

The band will also be performing this fall with Bratmobile in Los Angeles and making another debut at the Darker Waves festival in Orange County in November alongside headliners Morrissey, Smashing Pumpkins, Bad Religion, Adam Ant and others. Confirmed tour dates here:

07/30 – Lollapalooza!, Chicago, Il. (Airbnb Stage – Noon)

07/30 – Lollapalooza!, Chicago, Il (Toyota Stage – 2pm)

07/30 – Subterranean (Lollapalooza After Show at Subterranean with Finn Wolfhard), Chicago, Il.

08/14 – The Woodbridge, Los Angeles, Ca.

09/13 – Lodge Room, Los Angeles, Ca. (with Bratmobile!)

11/14 – Darker Waves festival, Huntington Beach, Ca.

Recorded by Paul Roessler (Screamers, DC3, 45 Grave, Twisted Roots) at his Kitten Robot Studios in Los Angeles, Kim Theory are a mix of indie rock music with riot girrrrl and pop punk influences. They are Audrey Cymone (vocals), Lula Seifert (guitar), Lucy Fraser (bass) and Zoey Su (drums.) And their name? It’s a reference to musicians/heroes Kim Gordon, Kim Shattuck and Kim Deal.

Kim Theory has made a name for themselves with fans as part of the indie LA music scene over the last 18 months performing at all-ages venues and homegrown house parties. They are also being recognized by both casual and hardcore fans in traditional media in mainstream print magazines including Los Angeles Magazine, CBS News Los Angeles, Vogue and Town & Country as well as indie rock outlets like The Big Takeover, Beatique, KSPC.com, In Spite Magazine, Magnet and many more.

This combination of new and old media attention connected them to first-generation riot grrrl band Bratmobile in 2025 who reposted their cover of “Gimme Brains” to their Instagram page and shortly afterward invited the girls to come on stage at in Los Angeles to sing on the tune in front of the fans at a sold-out show. In 2026, Bratmobile asked Kim Theory to officially open their upcoming LA show. This once-in-a-lifetime experience for the girls is now a repeat event!

Active on social media, the girls of Kim Theory love playing music and getting to watch other bands play. Check out the band’s official music video for the song “He Said, She Said” from 2025’s Bitch Scene here.

Trophy Wife track list as follows

1. M.A.S.H.
2. Which Way to Go
3. Stay
4. Artifact

For more information, please contact Joshua Mills at
It’s Alive! Media, 323-464-6314, josh@itsalivemedia.com, www.itsalivemedia.com

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