Nita Strauss (Alice Cooper/The Iron Maidens/Femme Fatale)- Guitar Center Clinic in Pittsburgh 10.25

Nita has shared that these clinics have drawn crowds far beyond what they have ever expected. Ranging from beginners to older, established players, Nita is able to make an impact on so many different people within the music community. These clinics are free to the public and happen on Nita’s off days during a massive tour with Alice Cooper, highlighting just another way that Nita truly never stops.

Known as a member of The Iron Maidens and Femme Fatale, Nita is also currently the touring guitarist with Alice Cooper in addition to being an incredible solo musician. We are working with Nita surrounding her debut solo album, Controlled Chaos, due out November 16th via Sumerian Records. More detailed information is below if you’d like to share the announce with your readers. No words I can type will jump off the page the way you just understanding by watching this video here: “Our Most Desperate Hour” – Nita released it last week and WOW – it is unreal.

On the upcoming album, Nita shares “From bright and fun to aggressive and dark, from peaceful to chaotic, this album is a way for me to give the listener a glimpse into my personality and what goes on inside my mind.” Controlled Chaos is available for pre-order at http://www.nitastrauss.com/.

Nita has been fighting to make a name for herself in the guitar world for years. She is one of the most sought-after clinicians in the industry and has done extensive clinic tours across multiple continents. Her consistent touring schedule has shown her to play in front of over a million audience members per year consistently for the past several years. 2018 has already proven to be a banner year for Nita with her being named as the first-ever female Ibanez signature artist in the company’s 60-year history. She played WWE Superstar Shinsuke Nakamura’s entrance music at WrestleMania in New Orleans in front of an audience of 78,000 fans and millions streaming worldwide just before surpassing her Kickstarter campaign 8x over, allowing her to self-produce and record Controlled Chaos.

The 11-track album was a challenge to Nita and an opportunity for her to reconnect with what inspired her to pick up a guitar in the first place. “I started playing guitar because of instrumental guitar music. All my real heroes made instrumental albums. All my own career has been spent playing in bands, but I never forgot that dream of what inspired me to pick up the guitar in the first place.” 

This Fall, Nita will be hitting the road for her first solo tour in support of Angel Vivaldi. The tour will be hitting cities from coast to coast in the United States beginning November 19th and will wrap up on December 21st. A full list of tour dates can be found below with tickets and more details available at http://www.nitastrauss.com/.

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