The suitcases are packed, the keytars are (hopefully) sorted, and LOUD WOMEN is about to have a very exciting weekend in North America!
This Friday, 6 November, we’re heading to Toronto for our first ever LOUD WOMEN Fest in the city. Then on Saturday, 7 November, we’re off to Boulder for our Colorado debut.
What makes this particularly exciting is the opportunity to connect brilliant independent music communities across borders, with local organisers, musicians and volunteers coming together to make something special happen.
Friday 6 November: LOUD WOMEN Fest Toronto
Our Toronto adventure takes place at The Baby G, with a wonderfully eclectic lineup bringing together punk, experimental sounds, gothic country, indie rock and plenty of surprises.
Chinese Medicine, Enfants Sauvages, Iris Marlowe, Morgan-Paige, SHY FRiEND, Stress Dolls and Sunlust are all joining the party.
Huge thanks to our Toronto organisers Juno and Shiv for helping make this happen. We’re looking forward to meeting the city’s DIY music community and discovering some new favourites.
The Baby G, Toronto
Friday 6 November | Doors 6pm | 19+
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Saturday 7 November: LOUD WOMEN Fest Colorado
Next stop, Boulder!
We’re taking over the legendary Fox Theatre for a glorious celebration of independent music, with some of Colorado’s finest joining artists travelling from across the USA, Mexico and the UK.
The lineup features All Thicc, Bitchflower, Blankslate, Brokentear, Dressy Bessy, Fatal Femmes, GUNK!, Tarah Who? and The Dollheads.
We’re especially excited to welcome Denver indie-rock legends Dressy Bessy alongside some of the most exciting emerging artists from the region.
Massive thanks to Colorado organisers Maxx and Joe for helping bring this festival to life.
Fox Theatre, Boulder, Colorado
Saturday 7 November | Doors 3pm | Music 4pm | Ages 16+
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Connecting scenes, making noise
The best part of taking LOUD WOMEN international is getting to know the people already making incredible things happen in their own cities.
New friendships, new collaborations, new favourite bands and hopefully a few more opportunities for everyone involved.
These festivals are about celebrating the people who keep independent music alive, champion