March 8th marks International Women’s Day. A day when we celebrate Women from all walks of life. From it’s earliest beginnings back in 1909 to becoming a mainstream UN backed holiday in 1977, it has become an important date in the calendar as we continue to discuss issues such as gender equality, reproductive rights & violence…
In less than 12 months London-based Cassyette has well and truly made her mark on the rock music scene. Not only did she make her debut at Download Festival, with both her own live set at the pilot festival in 2021 and also performing with Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes for their headline set on…
Introducing Creedite, an upcoming all-female band ready to prove that women can and will succeed in rock. The passion project of Georgia Keirle (vocals), Maisy O’Donnell (bass), Danielle Diver (drums) and Georgia Hardy (guitar), Creedite aim to showcase that women belong in the rock scenes just as much as men, tackling issues in the music…
Bursting onto the scene just four months ago, Love Loba have proven they, and women everywhere, are a force to be reckoned with. Made up of Marisol Eichborn (guitar), Anastasia Pettinato (drums) and Kaila Cooper (bass), there is no doubt that this London founded “melodic punk lyrical junk” power trio lives up to their namesake…
As part of our continued celebration of Internatipn Women’s Day, Our very own Claire has nominated Tarja Turunen as a women who inspires her. Not only has Turunen pioneered an entire Metal genre, inspired countless bands and singers in metal and classical music and blessed us with her out-of-this-world vocals, she’s also shown how you…
In honour of International Women’s Day 2020, we have put together a playlist of Female Artists who rock the world! Featuring some of our favourites, some old classics and songs that just straight up kick ass!! turn it up loud and come celebrate all the badass rocking ladies out there!!
I can tell you exactly where I was the moment i heard Tragic Kingdom by No Doubt for the very first time. I was in France in a bunk bed in some sort of holiday camp on a school funded trip, having bought the album on cassette and a walkmen to play it on earlier…
