Music festivals have stood out as the perfect platform to give visibility to young talents, and among them, the female bands have begun to gain more prominence. For some years now, women in music have been breaking barriers, both within and outside our borders, and the increasingly inclusive music scene is giving space to new, vibrant and passionate proposals.
From established bands with several works under their belt to those that are just starting to take off after their first singles, here are some that you should keep on your radar!
Gins
Who has not heard of Gins at some festival, you're probably missing out on one of the most prominent phenomena of current Spanish indie. This quartet made up of Magüi, Sandra, Raquel and Juls released their irreverent version of «With height» in 2019, and with it began a meteoric rise that has led them to establish themselves as one of the favorite bands of young audiences.
In March 2023, Ginebras released their second album, "Who is Billie Max?", a work acclaimed by both critics and his fans. His songs, such as “Alex Turner”, "Anxiety" y “Disaster of a person”, have managed to connect emotionally with their audience, thanks to sincere lyrics and catchy melodies. In addition, their collaboration with Dani Martín, another great of the Spanish music scene, has allowed them to reach an even wider audience.
What distinguishes Ginebras is their ability to turn their concerts into authentic parties. Their live performances are an unforgettable experience, characterized by the closeness with the public and a Energy It is contagious. It is not surprising that his variety of fans ranges from teenagers to adults who enjoy his refreshing proposal.
The Aces
From Spain, we travel to Utah to talk about The AcesThis alternative pop band formed by Katie Henderson, McKenna Petty, Alisa Ramirez and Cristal Ramirez has positioned itself as one of the most recognized female groups in the genre. With a career that began in 2016 with the single “Stuck”, have continued to accumulate successes with three LPs to his credit.
His latest album, «I've Loved You for So Long», released in June 2023, has been praised for its freshness and ability to convey universal emotions. Each of its songs invites explore the complexities of the human relations and everyday experiences. Although they have not yet played in Spain, their fans in our country are eagerly awaiting them to include these lands in their tours.
The Last Dinner Party
The British quintet The Last Dinner Party has shown that the indie rock continues to evolve with original and personality-filled proposals. Formed by Abigail Morris, Lizzie Mayland, Emily Roberts, Georgia Davies and Aurora Nischevi, this group began to stand out after their participation in the London live circuit.
With the release of their first single, «Nothing Matters», managed to open the doors to international festivals, including some in Spain. Their videos and concerts, characterized by the use of period costumes, resonate with a unique aesthetic that stands out in today's music scene.
More music is expected to be released later this year on the Island Records label. In the meantime, their presence at festivals such as Bilbao BBK Live has cemented their reputation as a band that promises a bright future.
The Warning
From Monterrey, Mexico, The Warning has established itself as one of the female groups of rock most powerful of today. Formed by the Villarreal Vélez sisters: Daniela, Paulina and Alejandra, the group began its journey in 2013 and has evolved to achieve international projection.
With five albums under his belt, among which stands out "Error", the group has proven to be a reference in the Latin American rock scene. They have shared the stage with legends such as Muse, and their tours have crossed borders, taking them to scenarios in Europe, North America y Latin America.
The simple «More», part of his most recent work, reflects the intensity y maturity of a band that has grown along with its audience. The passion they transmit in each show shows that they not only have talent, but also the ability to connect with fans in every corner of the world.
Bands like Hinds, Mane, Love y lisasinson have also contributed to the rise of female bands in recent years. With proposals ranging from the indie, punk pop and psychedelia, have taken their music to stages all over the world, consolidating themselves as leaders in independent music in Spain.
The diversity and authenticity of these bands not only enrich the music scene, but also rethink gender roles in the industry. From major festivals to playlists, women are proving they have a lot to say and share.
With a growing impact and unstoppable international projection, it is exciting to see what the future holds for these and many other female bands that are changing the rules of the game.