Why Aren’t More Women Playing Music Festivals?
Women are vastly underrepresented at rock music festivals, especially as headliners. The problem is not the pipeline of talent.

Women are vastly underrepresented at rock music festivals, especially as headliners. The problem is not the pipeline of talent.

Alt-rock band Garbage headlined a two-hour concert in New Haven on Sunday night so spectacular that no one would have guessed that lead singer Shirley Manson was struggling with apparent vocal issues.

Memorizing lyrics is hard, especially when your set is filled with covers. Let Zoe Friedman, an NYC-based vocalist, help you.

The thing that’s most striking about The Professors of Sweet, Sweet Music (The POSSM) isn’t just the six-piece, Hartford, Connecticut, band’s ability to churn out infectious grooves on the regular.

Within the soothing beauty of Santa Barbara-based singer-songwriter Wryn’s voice is a deeper, and more complex, backstory.

Rockmommy’s editor in chief reflects on the summer of 2004, when she was a counselor at the Rock n’ Roll Camp for Girls in Portland, Oregon.

Vixen’s Britt Lighting has come a long way since 2012, when she was on the edge of a broken heart in her career — and almost quit.

It’s so inspiring seeing women like Diamond Rowe slay metal guitar solos, as she does with her band Tetrarch. So when I heard the musician collaborated with Jackson Guitars on a signature model, I was ecstatic.

If your indie band is playing an outdoor music fest over the summer, here are the 5 essential must haves (beyond musical equipment).

The five rockin’ moms in New Jersey six-piece band Mamadrama are serious about playtime. We talk to them about making it work.

You, too can join a band when you become a parent!

The inaugural Connecticut Voices for Choices show at The Beeracks brought together a diverse lineup of musicians representing multiple genres, from punk to folk to piano-driven indie rock, amplifying a powerful message: We won’t go back.