It’s never too late to start a band
Here at LOUD WOMEN, we're developing an exciting new programme designed to help women and non-binary people aged 40+ make…
Spotlight interview: THWACK!
Queer orchestral punks THWACK! talk vampire Thatcher, string sections, Glastonbury, arm-wrestling Daniel Radcliffe and their dream Beastie Boys collaboration ahead…
MADELINE: how rage became ‘MESSY’ – video interview
Newfoundland singer-songwriter MADELINE talks to Cyn Cheng about turning rage into ‘MESSY’, moving from pop towards punk and using songwriting…
LOUD WOMEN goes to Daisy Chain Fields: live review from Olivia Rodrigo’s feminist mega-fest
Olivia Rodrigo’s inaugural Daisy Chain Fields brought 45,000 people to Irvine for a genre-spanning, women-led festival packed with huge performances,…
EP of the month: BE N!CE unleash IT’S GETTING HARDER
London-based punk band BE N!CE release their second EP, IT'S GETTING HARDER – our EP of the month.
Worm Girlz visit the past with ‘Broken Tooth’ ahead of their upcoming EP
Beloved Meanjin-based, Australian rock quintet ‘Worm Girlz‘ have already establish themselves in the new era of alt rock. Politically-charged sound,…
WATCH: LOUD WOMEN Fest Dublin 2026 – the highlights
Nine bands, one packed day at Fibber Magee’s and the first ever LOUD WOMEN Fest Dublin. Watch highlights from Bill…
Re:O blaze through ‘Embers of My Inferno’ with unmatched Japancore precision
From its explosive guitar work and synth pulses, 'Embers of My Inferno' makes one thing immediately clear: Re:O is operating…
Rainbow Migration joins LOUD WOMEN Fest London: passing the mic for LGBTQI+ people seeking asylum
LOUD WOMEN Fest London partner Rainbow Migration highlights three experiences faced by LGBTQI+ women navigating the UK asylum system. Meet…
Debbie Christ celebrate beautiful chaos on ‘Messy Woman’
We all have a friend who’s a bit of a mess – and if you don’t, then chances are it’s…
DOLLHOUSE Liverpool: set times announced for Friday
Set times are here for DOLLHOUSE Liverpool this Friday, with Auraboros, The Argyle Jumpers, Woke Nonsense and Sydney’s Second Idol…