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25 Women Who Shattered Rock’s Boys’ Club

They rewired rock from the ground up.

By Micaela Montaña

Published 4 months ago in Wow

They didn’t just break the mold, they smashed it with a Stratocaster. These women didn’t ask for a seat at the table; they kicked the door down, plugged in, and turned the volume all the way up.


In a world where leather-clad men ruled the stage and radio waves, these fearless femmes rewrote the rules of rock ‘n’ roll. From soul-shaking vocals to face-melting guitar solos, they proved (loudly) that rock wasn’t just a boys’ club.


This is a tribute to the women who made the amps scream, the crowds roar, and the patriarchy very uncomfortable. Let’s crank it up.

  • 1

    Wendy O. Williams

    Stage dynamite who exploded expectations and left the boys speechless… and scared.

    Wendy O. Williams

  • 2

    PJ Harvey

    Raw, poetic, and unapologetically fierce. She rewrote the rules of alternative rock.

    PJ Harvey

  • 3

    Siouxsie Sioux

    Dark, dramatic, and utterly untouchable. Post-punk’s ultimate queen of cool.

    Siouxsie Sioux

  • 4

    Alison Moyet

    Soulful powerhouse who brought blues to synth-pop and shattered every expectation.

    Alison Moyet

  • 5

    Ani DiFranco

    Folk-rock firebrand and DIY feminist who flipped the script with every strum.

    Ani DiFranco

  • 6

    Courtney Love

    Grunge’s punk-infused queen who broke hearts and guitars with reckless abandon.

    Courtney Love

  • 7

    Kim Deal

    Alt-rock royalty who owned the basslines and brought fierce female energy to the scene.

    Kim Deal

  • 8

    Sharon den Adel

    Symphonic siren whose voice soared above the boys, turning metal into magic.

    Sharon den Adel

  • 9

    Janet Gardner

    Glam metal’s fiercest frontwoman proving you don’t need a Y chromosome to rock hard.

    Janet Gardner

  • 10

    Tina Turner

    The unstoppable force of rock & roll who danced through every barrier like a hurricane.

    Tina Turner

  • 11

    Nancy Wilson

    The melodic mastermind who wielded her guitar like a weapon and carved her own path.

    Nancy Wilson

  • 12

    Bonnie Raitt

    Blues goddess with a slide guitar voice that could make angels, and rivals, weep.

    Bonnie Raitt

  • 13

    Sister Rosetta Tharpe

    The godmother of rock who rocked so hard, even Elvis took notes.

    Sister Rosetta Tharpe

  • 14

    Janis Joplin

    The raw soul scream that made men stop and listen. Janis didn’t ask for a seat, she took the whole stage.

    Janis Joplin

  • 15

    Poly Styrene

    Punk’s fearless provocateur who screamed truth and shattered stereotypes in every lyric.

    Poly Styrene

  • 16

    Suzi Quatro

    Bass player, trailblazer, and the original girl who kicked down the door and never looked back.

    Suzi Quatro

  • 17

    Ellen McIlwaine

    Slide guitar sorceress who spun blues and rock into a spell no one could break.

    Ellen McIlwaine

  • 18

    Ann Wilson

    Heart’s powerhouse voice that could shatter windows… and the boys’ fragile egos.

    Ann Wilson

  • 19

    Lita Ford

    Heavy metal’s shredding queen who owned the stage and every air guitar in sight.

    Lita Ford

  • 20

    Chrissie Hynde

    The Pretenders’ fearless frontwoman who led with grit and a sneer no one dared challenge.

    Chrissie Hynde

  • 21

    Debbie Harry

    The cool queen of punk-pop who made punk look effortlessly glamorous.

    Debbie Harry

  • 22

    Joan Jett

    Leather-clad legend who proved the boys’ club wasn’t ready for her riffs or her rebel yell.

    Joan Jett

  • 23

    Grace Slick

    Psychedelic pioneer who blew minds and broke rules with every acid-soaked note.

    Grace Slick

  • 24

    Pat Benatar

    She hit the high notes and smashed the glass ceiling, all while wearing killer boots.

    Pat Benatar

  • 25

    Stevie Nicks

    Fleetwood Mac’s mystical firestarter. She put the “witch” in rock and made it magical.

    Stevie Nicks

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