Eight-piece band celebrating the best of female country rock with hits from Shania Twain, Lainey Wilson and more.
Bad Girls of Country play Chalk on Saturday 16 January, an eight-piece band that works as a covers and tribute act. They're fronted by female vocalists and build their set around the female side of country rock, with hits from Shania Twain and Lainey Wilson among the names they cover.
It's a fairly broad reach, too. The repertoire doesn't stop at country; they pull from Americana, pop rock, and rock, so the set moves between those styles rather than sticking to one. The eight-piece line-up means they've got a full band behind the singers, which is how they handle the bigger, rockier end of the material.
They describe themselves as a dynamic eight-piece band fronted by female vocalists that celebrates the very best of female country rock. That's the core of it: a tribute act dedicated to the women who've shaped the genre, from the big names like Twain and Wilson to the wider country rock tradition. If you're into that sound, you'll recognise the songs they're working through.
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It's at Chalk, 13 Pool Valley, Brighton, on Saturday 16 January, from 6:00 pm to 9:30 pm.
