Recommendations for Western All-Female Bands—from Legendary Groups to Promising Newcomers
The idea that rock is for men feels like a thing of the distant past, with energetic all-girl bands thriving today.
This time, we’re casting a wide net across genres—rock, pop, metal, punk, and more—to spotlight Western girl bands admired by band-loving women.
From legendary groups from the days when all-female bands were still rare to the hottest up-and-coming acts, we’ve carefully selected the best to introduce to you.
You’re sure to find your new favorite girl band.
Be sure to check them out!
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A Guide to Female Western Music Bands: From Legendary Groups to Promising Newcomers (61–70)
Everybody ElseCare Bears on Fire
I think they’re the least well-known among the bands featured here.
I haven’t heard anything about their activities after they released one album in 2009.
They were a Brooklyn girl band that vanished in a flash like fireworks, but those fireworks burst beautifully.
By the way, at the time, all the members were high school girls.
This Stupid StuffGiant Kitty
They are a four-piece band that made their indie debut in 2013.
They’re from Houston, Texas.
Doesn’t the band name sound familiar? That’s right—it’s the title of a Shonen Knife song.
Giant Kitty is heavily influenced by Shonen Knife, which you can clearly hear in this track.
Lady GreyKatzenjammer
Katzenjammer is a band formed in Oslo, Norway, in 2005.
This song was inspired by Marianne Sveen’s experiences caring for Alzheimer’s patients as a nurse.
It is a track included on the 2015 album Rockland.
I Need You To Love MeBarlowGirl
A girls’ Christian rock band from Chicago, Illinois.
Consisting of the Barlow sisters—Alyssa, Rebecca, and Lauren—they deliver straightforward, distinctly American rock ballads with beautiful vocals.
It’s also interesting how they occasionally incorporate gospel elements.
Who am I fooling?Ninja Dolls
Ninja Dolls is a pop-punk band from Sweden.
Many Europeans really like ninjas.
While there aren’t many ninja elements, they deliver a fast, fiery punk sound that guarantees moshing and stage diving, letting you experience an intense live show up close.
PalladioEscala
Escala is an electronic string quartet from London.
They are also known as finalists on Britain’s Got Talent in 2008.
This piece is a composition for string orchestra written by Karl Jenkins in 1995.
The music was used in a De Beers advertisement and in a promotional campaign by Sky Sports.
Cowboy Take Me AwayDixie Chicks
They are a female country music group that proudly boasts a career spanning over 30 years and represents the United States.
Formed in 1989, and after lineup changes, they have been an unshakable trio since 1995, working energetically.
Their music has a universal appeal that transcends the boundaries of country, and their timeless melodies are beloved by music fans around the world.
Unafraid to voice their political views, they became embroiled in controversy severe enough to nearly end their career, yet their convictions never wavered.
It’s no exaggeration to say they stand at the pinnacle of girl bands, continuing to fight against various injustices.