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As a fan of The Pretty Reckless, this was a fun TIL! I had no idea
I wish I heard of them before. She has an amazing voice.
I annoy everyone around me by telling them this fun fact EVERY SINGLE TIME her band plays on the radio.
Same, as well as the fact that she was almost Hannah Montana, and is glad she didn't get the role
I only listen to 90s rock. "TELLL ME, we belong together... just as eyes see"
In that context, it would have been kind of funny if they'd called the band The New Lou Who, and done a few covers of songs by The Who.
I feel that would be a great movie for her, if she ever acts again.
played in the 2000 movie*
Coincidentally, I just discovered them yesterday. Her voice is INCREDIBLE. If you’re a rock fan, check ‘em out.
Seeing her in Oct.
She also performed "Where are you Christmas?" at the rose parade this year.
Fuck the rose parade, horns sideway! I wish I caught it live.
They're pretty fucking solid too.
Hard rock, with the occasional harder or softer tracks.
A few of my favorites
Not in any particular order, just a handful from the playlist.
Very impressed by her voice and the music is great.
I saw her live and it was a pretty disappointing set. She was very noticeably intoxicated.
Do they have a song called "Boboo Boris?"
No clue? Her last cd had her dressed in a christmas setting.
I was half-joking, TBC. Technically, the original song's title was "Welcome Christmas," and I wouldn't exactly expect a band trying to be any kind of hip to perform it:
Neat!