Los Angeles (November 2021): Gritty In Pink is giving thanks this season with a special Thanksgiving edition of Gritty Rocks Live on Tuesday, November 16th at 6 p.m. PT/9 p.m. ET via Gritty In Pink’s Instagram (@grittyinpinklife). This year’s special will focus on gratitude for the groundbreaking women in music who’ve paved the way for new generations of female musicians. The Livestream is sponsored by Cool Cat Wine, Guitar Girl Magazine, Pitfire Pizza, and Drew Martin and benefits charity partner, Charity Bomb.
Charity Bomb is a preventative mental health solutions 501(c)3 organization using EQ/SEL education for children to instill confidence. empathy, and the emotional resilience to navigate their lives, while avoiding the pitfalls of depression, anxiety, and addiction. Viewers can participate in the fundraiser by donating directly to Charity Bomb during the show.
The Thanksgiving special features performances and appearances by the iconic punk
rocker Theo from the Lunachicks, who reunited in 2019 after a 20-year hiatus and
recently published their memoir Fallopian Rhapsody: The Story of the Lunachicks,
trailblazing bassist/rock vocalist Jennifer Finch (L7), the legendary activist,
singer/songwriter Bitch (formerly of funky-folk duo Bitch and Animal), EDM
singer/songwriter Kaleena Zanders, indie-punk band S8NT ELECKTRIC, alternative
rock trio The Aquadolls, producer, drummer, and vocalist Chastity Ashley, and Charity
Bomb founder. Hosted by the legendary Shiragirl with house bandmates Rainey P, and
Sabrina Winter.
At the top of the month, Gritty In Pink announced artist Bitch as their Bandmate of the Month, who will be making an appearance on the Thanksgiving special. In the November
issue, Bitch gives advice to young women interested in pursuing a career in the music industry, “Don’t stop. Don’t think that ‘sexy’ is your only way in. Don’t listen to everyone. Find your team. Follow your heart. Know yourself. Go for it.” She’s currently gearing up for her new album Bitch Craft, releasing in February 2022, and recently released the music video to her empowering single “Easy Target.” She dedicates the melodic song to being a woman and the power of speaking your truth. The single is available on all digital streaming platforms.
Shira Yevin, frontwoman of Shiragirl and Gritty In Pink founder, says “It is an absolute honor to share the Gritty virtual stage with such icons as Theo Kogan, Jennifer Finch, and Bitch. Bands like Lunachicks and L7 inspired an entire generation of riot grrrls, making way for new generations of progressive female artists, and generations to come. We can’t thank
these women enough for pioneering the movement to achieve gender equality in music,
particularly in the alternative scene. Gritty In Pink wouldn’t exist without these women.”
Make sure to tune in on Tuesday, November 16th at 6 p.m. PST/9 p.m. EST for a
special Thanksgiving edition of Gritty Rocks Live! To stay up to date on Gritty In Pink,
visit their Instagram or www.grittyinpink.co for more information on future
announcements for live shows.
