Wyatt
Editor
Happy International Women”s Day… To Celebrate, I’m gonna rank… women (notice the sarcasm)
Rock and roll has traditionally been a male-dominated genre, but that hasn’t stopped women from making their mark in the industry. Today, there are countless women who are making waves in rock and roll, both as performers and as advocates for the genre.
Let’s take a look at this woman’s top ten current women in rock and roll.
St. Vincent: Annie Clark, who performs under the stage name St. Vincent, is a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist who has been making music for over a decade. Known for her unique sound and quirky stage presence, St. Vincent has been praised for her innovation and experimentation.
Brittany Howard: Brittany Howard is the lead singer and guitarist of the band Alabama Shakes. With a powerful voice and soulful guitar playing, she has become one of the most respected musicians in the industry.
Hayley Williams: Hayley Williams is the lead singer of the band Paramore. She has been a driving force in the pop-punk genre, bringing a new energy and emotion to the music.
Alison Mosshart: Alison Mosshart is the lead singer of the bands The Kills and The Dead Weather. Known for her raw, bluesy vocals and intense stage presence, Mosshart is a force to be reckoned with.
Sharon Van Etten: Sharon Van Etten is a singer-songwriter who has been making music since the early 2000s. Her music is often described as haunting and introspective, and she has been praised for her songwriting abilities.
Lzzy Hale: Lzzy Hale is the lead singer and guitarist of the band Halestorm. With a powerful voice and heavy guitar riffs, she has become a force in the hard rock scene.
Jehnny Beth: Jehnny Beth is the lead singer of the band Savages. Her music is often described as post-punk, with influences ranging from Joy Division to Siouxsie and the Banshees.
Laura Jane Grace: Laura Jane Grace is the lead singer and guitarist of the band Against Me!. She has been a vocal advocate for the LGBTQ+ community and has used her platform to bring attention to important social issues.
Courtney Barnett: Courtney Barnett is a singer-songwriter from Australia. Known for her witty lyrics and laid-back style, she has been a rising star in the indie rock scene.
- Arrow de Wilde: lead singer of the band Starcrawler She is a young and talented performer who has been praised for her energetic stage presence and unique vocal style. Her performances with Starcrawler have drawn comparisons to rock legends like Iggy Pop and David Bowie, and she is quickly becoming a rising star in the rock and roll scene.
These women are just a few examples of the incredible talent that exists in rock and roll today. With their unique voices, innovative styles, and powerful messages, they are paving the way for future generations of women in the industry.
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