Hot on the heels of the release of single ‘Baby Come Home’, Scissor Sisters have released an instructional video to accompany fan favourite 'Let's Have a Kiki'! Self-directed and filmed at the 'Kiki Institute of Mental Instability', the video was initially premiered on LetsHaveaKiki.com, the band's Kiki-themed Tumblr page. The site was created by the band as a centralized destination for all of the amazing Kiki-related videos, photos and tributes that have risen out of the 'Let's Have a Kiki' phenomenon.
 
Since the release of their album ‘Magic Hour’, ‘Let’s Have a Kiki' has become an anthem amongst a very diverse group of fans. The band's choreographed live performance of 'Let's Have a Kiki' has spurned dance tribute videos from across the globe. To encourage participation, Ana Matronic and the band have put together this instructional video with sing-a-long lyrics and dance-a-long choreography so that intrepid Scissters can replicate the Kiki. For those of you still asking yourself, "What's a Kiki?" follow along here:
 
Earlier on today, The 2 Bears’ fantastic remix of ‘Let’s Have a Kiki’ also emerged via the same Tumblr page. Taking the track to a whole new realm, The 2 Bears – the British dance duo made up of Hot Chip’s Joe Goddard and Raf Rundell – have created a deeply electronic version of ‘Let's Have a Kiki’ destined for club nights and after parties everywhere.
 
Scissor Sisters will be on tour in the UK in October:
 
1 - Dublin Olympia
2 - Belfast Waterfront
15 - Portsmouth Guildhall
16 - Leeds O2 Academy
19 - Glasgow Barrowlands
20 - Manchester Apollo
22 - Bristol Colston Hall
23 - London Roundhouse
24 - London Roundhouse
 
Praise for ‘Magic Hour’:
“Effortless and instantly classic.”- Uncut
“Glorious”- The Times
“The pop world sounds brighter with the Scissors slicing through it.”- Metro
“A fabulous soirée”– DigitalSpy
“This is the sound of a band truly enjoying themselves in the studio”– MusicOMH
“A much-needed injection of sunshine”– Glamour Online
“A perfect summer album that will leave Scissor Sisters fans in no doubt that the band has turned a corner.”– Red Online
“Their progress is marked by a developed sense of reflection, which balances their familiar flamboyance quite wonderfully.”- BBC

'Magic Hour' is available now through Polydor.