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Formed in the '70s, Girlschool was undoubtedly ahead of their time. This all-female band from South London came along a full ten years before the glam metal glory years of the late '80s. Read More »

The Runaways were an American all-girl rock band that recorded and performed in the second half of the 1970s. The band released four studio albums and one live set during its run. Among its best known songs: "Cherry Bomb", "Queens of Noise", "Neon Angels On the Road to Ruin", "California Paradise" "Dead End Justice", and the cover of The Velvet Underground’s "Rock n Roll". The Runaways, though never a major success in the U.S., became a sensation in 1977 Japan thanks to the hit single "Cherry Bomb." Read More »

Emerging from the sweaty, dark jungle of AC/DC tribute bands, this * new * all * girl * supergroup * has gotten together in 2010 to show you how to rock. Read More »

Tap This is the world's only all girl tribute to Spinal Tap. They deliver pure heavy duty rock 'n roll playing all the classic Spinal Tap hits plus some extra classic rock tunes. Read More »

Hellectra, a hard rock'n'rose quartet, are born in 2009, with Vale "Ska" Guidetti on drums, Claire Giaminardi on guitar and Giulia "Juliet" Meli as singer and front girl. After many lineup changes, in 2010 the young but energetic bass player Annalisa "Annie" Carpignano is added to the band. Read More »

Thunderbox is a New York all-metal tribute band, blasting out the hardest hits from the best of classic metal. Read More »

Vision is Hard Rock with strong melodies, heavy riffs and great choruses and is fronted by the enigmatic Queen B that lays on the foundation of the heavy crunch of Marys guitar backed by Monas leads and the thunderous beats of Emlee and Jennie. Read More »

Imber is a young band heading from Sweden, featuring an original sound and way of understanding music. Their promising trip started in 2009, but due to some member changes the first solid lineup shall be dated in February 2010. Read More »

The project was started in June 2008 by two guitarists, Marta & Deborah, after meeting up at a Paul Gilbert clinic in Parma. Read More »

Jan Kuehnemund was still at high school in St. Paul, Minessota, when she decided to form a band in 1980. She called it Vixen and toured the USA to finnish settling in Los Angeles. It was during these road days when Jan recruited Janet Gardner after enjoying her voice in a Californian club. Read More »