LEE AARON will release her 20th studio album, “Re-Vamp”, on 22 January 2027 through Metalville. The Canadian hard-rock singer and songwriter will revisit eight of her best-known songs in modern recordings and add four new tracks, with the album mixed by Juno Award winner Ben Kaplan. A 2027 world tour will follow with guitarist Sean Kelly, bassist Dave Reimer and drummer John Cody.
“Fight Like A Girl” arrives
The album’s first single, “Fight Like A Girl”, is due on 17 December. The song focuses on personal recovery and self-determination, with Aaron singing: “I’m a lion wearing heels, a butterfly made of steel”.
I’m a lion wearing heels, a butterfly made of steel
- Lee Aaron
The track introduces the record’s combination of newly recorded material and updated versions of songs from Aaron’s catalogue. The re-recorded classics include “Metal Queen” and “Whatcha Do To My Body”, both presented on the album with the suffix “2027”.
Twelve songs on “Re-Vamp”
The full track list is “Fight Like A Girl”, “Metal Queen 2027”, “Powerline 2027”, “Hot To Be Rocked 2027”, “Barely Holdin’ On 2027”, “Hands On 2027”, “Some Girls Do 2027”, “Whatcha Do To My Body 2027”, “Only Human 2027”, “WWJD (What Would Jesus Drink)”, “The Heart Wants”, and “Blood Money”. Ben Kaplan, who has also worked with Biffy Clyro, Mother Mother and Kittie, mixed the album.
Lee Aaron’s hard-rock career
Lee Aaron has been a major figure in Canadian hard rock for decades. She was inducted into Canada’s Walk of Fame in 2023 and has received 10 Juno Award nominations. Her past live appearances include shows and festival performances alongside Heart, Bon Jovi, Iron Maiden, Guns N’ Roses and Mötley Crüe, as well as sets at Wacken, Sweden Rock and Reading.
Aaron is the band’s vocalist and the central artist behind “Re-Vamp”. The album connects her earlier material with new songs rather than presenting a completely new studio collection. Sean Kelly plays guitar, Dave Reimer plays bass and John Cody plays drums on the record and on the planned 2027 world tour.










