Laura Cox is redefining rock music with her electrifying performances and unique sound, blending Southern rock and blues while challenging gender stereotypes in the industry. Captured live at Rockpalast in 2020, her set showcases the spirit of rock 'n' roll and the empowerment of female musicians.
Laura Cox, a rising star in rock music, showcased her talent at the 2020 Rockpalast event in Bonn. Known for her powerful guitar skills and dynamic performances, Cox blends Southern rock and blues influences, drawing inspiration from icons like A C/ D C. Her journey began at age fourteen, and she has since garnered millions of views online, establishing herself among notable female guitarists.
Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart have significantly influenced rock music, redefining women's roles in a male dominated genre. Ann's powerful vocals and Nancy's melodic guitar work created a distinctive sound that blends hard rock and folk elements. Their commitment to artistic integrity and musicianship has set a precedent for future female artists, solidifying their legacy as true rock icons.
The Runaways were far more than a teenage novelty or a provocative footnote in rock history — they were a groundbreaking all female hard rock band that challenged gender norms at a time when rock music was overwhelmingly male dominated. Formed in Los Angeles in 1975 by producer Kim Fowley, the band emerged from the raw energy of 1970s glam rock and proto punk, bringing attitude, volume, and unapologetic presence to a scene that rarely made space for young women with electric guitars.
