Before Joan Jett, Pat Benatar and Karen O, there was Suzi Quatro. The legendary, ground-breaking female rocker from Detroit became the ultimate rock and roll icon who literally kicked down the door for women in the music business.
Vinny Appice and brother Carmine Appice have both played drums for some of rock’s greats: Ozzy Osbourne, Ronnie James Dio, Rod Stewart.
It is 2020 and these three sultry songstresses intend to ignite the decade with their music. Ashleigh Chevalier, Mary-eL, and Rachel Ann Morgan will perform with their bands at the first “Women Who Rock” concert at Jammin’ Java on Tuesday, January 28, 2020.
Every week we bring you our picks for the hottest Jazz shows in the DC and Baltimore areas.
That’s right, just for signing up to receive our weekly email blast you are entered to win a pair of tickets to see these two legendary drummers perform together.
There are absolutely no certainties in the music industry, which makes it both an incredibly exciting pursuit as well as a field in which even those you might not expect could be as talented as yourself.
Alchemical Records met up with Sweet Pickles at Inner Ear Recording Studio in Arlington, VA, where the band is currently recording tracks for their debut full-length album targeted for release in Spring 2020.
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We’ve compiled some shows that might tempt you out to celebrate live music and the New Year.
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