The “Bite Me Canada 2022” tour is set to hit 14 cities between May 3 and 25, with special guests GrandsonandMod Sun.
The Napanee, Ont., singer recently released the single “Bite Me” featuring Travis Barker, her first release since 2019's “Head Above Water.” Lavigne calls the track “an anthem about knowing your worth, what you deserve, and not giving someone a second chance who doesn't deserve you.” She says new music and a new album will follow in 2022.
Next year also marks the 20th anniversary of Lavigne's debut album “Let Go,” which featured hit singles “Complicated” and “Sk8er Boi.” Lavigne was 17 when the album was released. The “Bite Me Canada Tour” stops in Moncton; Halifax; Quebec City; Montreal; Ottawa; Toronto; London, Ont.; Windsor, Ont.; Winnipeg; Saskatoon; Edmonton; Vancouver; Victoria and has two shows in Calgary.“I'm so excited to come home and rock out with you Canada! I can't wait to see you in person this spring,” Lavigne said Friday in a release.
I bet the last 24 hrs has had her thinking things! Omicron
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