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Here’s the full line-up for LOUD WOMEN Fest 2023
Taking place this Saturday, the seventh LOUD WOMEN Fest is the ‘most international’ line-up so far, and will also feature guest speakers like Safe Gigs For Women and Kerrang! Award winner Janey Starling.
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If you’ve got plans this weekend, cancel them and instead head along to LOUD WOMEN Fest, taking place at London’s Rich Mix on Saturday, September 16.
Now in its seventh year, the non-profit event is celebrating its ‘most international showcase’ of female and non-binary artists yet – featuring the likes of Breezy, Hipersona, ShyGodwin, The Dollheads and more. Since its launch in 2015, LOUD WOMEN has hosted everyone from Nova Twins to Lambrini Girls, so be sure head down to its 2023 instalment and check out your next favourite bands.
Elsewhere, the likes of Kerrang! Award 2022 winner Janey Starling, plus Safe Gigs For Women, Bloody Good Period, Janine Booth and Alliance for Choice (Northern Ireland) will be appearing as guest speakers.
“There’s absolutely no excuse in 2023 for festivals not to be booking at least 50 per cent female musicians,” says LOUD WOMEN Fest founder Cassie Fox. “Gender equality makes all areas of life more balanced and harmonious – especially in music!”
Check out the full line-up below.
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