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The Rocket Queens are a Brooklyn-based, all-female tribute to Guns N' Roses founded by 2010 Shred For Your Life champion and session guitarist Lily Maase Read More »

This newly-formed group of power-house ladies came together in 2012 with an explosive and sexy rock show. Modern dubstep beats mixed with hardrock drums and metal guitars lend to the band’s heavy yet just-melodic-enough sound. Read More »

Marie Dolls is an all girl Rock & Metal band influenced by bands such as: Alice in Chains, Megadeth, Foo Fighters, Black Sabbath, Nickelback and Garbage Read More »

Junkyard Lipstick fills the great gap that is currently in the South African Alternative scene, that of a hardcore, fun all-female band who does not really give a crap about what people think of their in-your-face attitude. Read More »

This all-girl tribute to Motley Crue came together with one goal in mind -to pay homage to one of the most notorious 80's bands ever to hit the rock world- and have a blast while doing so. Read More »

This Ultimate all-girl tribute to AC/DC combine the raw power of AC/DC, with a hard hitting, heart pounding and electrifying performance, and are the only tribute band in California with the same members for almost 10 years. Read More »

They are five young women decided to keep alive the feeling and the sonic and visual impact of the legendary Hard Rock and Heavy Metal bands of the Seventies and Eighties Read More »

All-female, raw vocals, remarkable riffs and lots of distortion. That's what the Brazilian band Girlie Hell sounds like. Read More »

Mötley Künst are the all-girl international sensation you’ve never heard of. They’ve played with the likes of Poison, Guns n’ Roses, White Snake and a host of others. They even stepped in for Alice Cooper’s touring band when all the members were struck down in a freak milkshake accident in Akron, Ohio. Read More »

The Queens Of Noise were born in february, 2011. Roxy, being nostalgic of dirty Rock'N'Roll sounds of the '70s, undertook the venture of creating a band who could pay homage to the first all female american band, which twisted the history of rock: The Runaways. Read More »