In rock ‘n’ roll, the glory usually goes to men. Even though it may appear as if it’s a man’s world, head banging and screaming guitars aren’t only reserved for the men. Unfortunately, history books don’t usually show the women making noise. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is sorely lacking of women, and in 2016, only two women, among the possible 15 inductees, received nominations.
Women In Rock ‘N’ Roll Rock
Gorgeous women who are tough-as-nails have been causing quite a ruckus throughout the history of rock ‘n’ roll and it’s high time these ladies get the attention that they deserve – from Stevie Nicks’ powerful voice to Kim Gordon’s amazing guitar solos. Women are capable of what boys do, and these iconic women prove it. See who has made our list for music’s top rockin’ babes.
Women In Rock ‘N’ Roll Rock
Dolores O’Riordan Is The Voice of The Cranberries
The fierce-as-anything Dolores O’Riordan was the front woman of the Cranberries, the popular ’90s rock outfit, and her vocals helped define the sound of the band and gave them mainstream rock success. The singer’s sexy style surely didn’t hurt, but it was her writing chops that cemented her status as one of rock history’s hottest front women. O’Riordan basically made the Cranberries the Cranberries and she wrote the biggest and most recognizable hits of the band, “Zombie” and “Linger,” which showcased her awesome voice perfectly and cemented the signature sound of the band. Sadly, O’Riordan passed away suddenly at a hotel in London on January 15, 2018, with her cause of death not immediately available, though her publicist reported everybody was devastated and shocked by the news.
Dolores O’Riordan Is The Voice of The Cranberries
