Girls Of The Night
Girls of the Night was an all-female quartet from Los Angeles. The band included lead singer Anya Celeste, guitarist Raven Blackwood, bassist Sarah Phoenix,...
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Girls of the Night was an all-female quartet from Los Angeles. The band included lead singer Anya Celeste, guitarist Raven Blackwood, bassist Sarah Phoenix, and drummer Anya "Hurricane" Henderson. They started playing shows around LA, developing a sound that mixed rock with pop melodies.
In 2007, they released their debut single "Fashion," a song about the fashion world's superficiality. The track got attention and brought the band into the mainstream. Some critics accused them of glamorizing eating disorders, which the band denied.
They went on to release several albums after that initial breakthrough. Their music continued to blend rock energy with accessible pop structures.
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