3 Queer Women of Color Musicians Headlining the 2013 Annual Women’s Rock! Concert

Boston University’s Center for Gender, Sexuality and Activism are excited to bring you their annual Women’s Rock! concert, a musical showcase of all women performers. This year’s edition welcomes six inspiring and talented musical acts,  three of which are queer women of color.

You can catch all three inspiring musicians – as well as yours truly, and our founder Spectra Speaks as we emcee the fierceness – this Friday! 

Women Rock!
Fri April 18th
Doors Open at 6pm, show begins at 7pm
775 Commonwealth Ave, Boston MA

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This event is free and open to the pubic, Donations will be collected at the door to support the Boston Area Rape Crisis Center (BAARC).

Don’t know the artists? Check out their bios below:

B Steady

www.besteadwell.com

“B.Steady explores the art of making fun pop music and films for queer people of color and other folks with silenced struggles. Located somewhere within the traditions of Sweet Honey in the Rock, julie dash, The Clovers, Issa Rae, Bobby McFerrin, Audre Lorde and BonIver.

She released her first self-produced album on Itunes in January 2011, and posts an original live song weekly on her queerBgirl youtube video blog. Her music is simple yet infectious, and always sincere. In her own words, “Some days I want to write sappy love songs for my girlfriend. Some days I want to write about a season. Some days I want to write about racism. But mostly, I want to write fun music for people like me.”

B is a singer/MC in the queer pop group The Lost Bois, and is currently attending Howard University in pursuit of her M.F.A. in film.”

China Fox

www.chinafox.bandcamp.com/

“Pop thunder vocals, electric nights, psuedo-synth, an ear for integration, and a thirst for the blues…so was born China Fox. With no certain origin, China Fox makes a home anywhere it finds itself.In the basements of small houses, in the woods, around bon fires, drum circles, late night sessions, on makeshift dance floors, third world avenues, on rooftops, on hardwood floors, boats, cars, trains, vans, park squares.

It constantly reinvents itself by collecting bits and pieces from the sounds it’s drawn to…If you find yourself drawn too, come find your fox.”

Pamela Means

www.pamelameans.com/music.html

Pamela Means “one of the fiercest guitar players and politically-rooted songwriters in the music industry today,” (Curve Magazine) is an internationally-touring singer-songwriter and jazz musician.

What other queer women of color artists you would like to shout out? Let us know so we can add them to our Pinterest Board of Queer and Trans POC Artists We Love!

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