Every week we bring you our top pick of gigs that are too good to miss – featuring female, non-binary and queer bands that we love. Continue reading LOUD WOMEN UK gig guide – week commencing 17 July 2023
Every week we bring you our top pick of gigs that are too good to miss – featuring female, non-binary and queer bands that we love. Continue reading LOUD WOMEN UK gig guide – week commencing 10 July 2023
Every week we bring you our top pick of gigs that are too good to miss – featuring female, non-binary and queer bands that we love. Continue reading LOUD WOMEN UK gig guide – week commencing 3 July 2023
Every week we bring you our top pick of gigs that are too good to miss – featuring female, non-binary and queer bands that we love. Continue reading LOUD WOMEN UK gig guide – week commencing 26 June 2023
Every week we’ll give you our top pick of gigs that are too good to miss – featuring female, non-binary and queer bands we love.
Continue reading LOUD WOMEN UK gig guide – week commencing 19 June 2023
Introducing a new feature for the LOUD WOMEN site! Every week we’ll give you our top pick of gigs that are too good to miss – featuring female, non-binary and queer bands we love. Continue reading LOUD WOMEN UK gig guide – week commencing 12 June 2023
The soundtrack to our Friday is the brand new single from Fräulein: ‘Big Cool’. Continue reading Fräulein: Big Cool – Friday Soundtrack
I’ve thrown away several attempts at a review of this sublime album that have started out in a constructive manner, only to end up in a heap of fawning superlatives before the end of the first paragraph. Not that superlatives are undeserved where ARXX, or this mind-blowingly good new long player, are concerned. I love it as much as I love them. Continue reading ARXX: Ride or Die – album of the month
If any one track stood out as the absolute highlight on the night it was “And I Go (La La La)” which has come a long way from its first public performance, without a lyric, at East London’s George Tavern in June 2021. It’s the perfect blend of radio friendly pop and irregular rhythms that sum up Fräulein, and give them something unique that makes them a must to see and support. Continue reading Fräulein: live review
It must have been difficult for a band comprised of two English and two Swedish women to survive lockdown in two different countries, but Jen, Fanny, Zoe and Lex of The Franklys came through it intact and have at last come out of it with a second album, a mere six tears after their stunning debut Are You Listening? dropped. To say it’s been ‘long awaited’ by a legion of fans is a considerable understatement. But now Dogma is here, there’s plenty to be overjoyed about, even though the joy has been tempered with the news that no sooner has it hit the racks than the quartet has decided to put itself on hold for the foreseeable future, and with no definite plans to come back. This is bad news for a scene that has already missed them so much since the pandemic decimated live music, and even worse news for the rooms full of people that will miss their dynamic, compelling stage presence in 2023 and possibly beyond. Continue reading The Franklys: Dogma – album of the month
