Top 10 Best Female Rock Singers of All Time

Amy lee is an outstanding vocalist who has an incredible talent. Not only does her voice sound gorgeous, but she has incredible skills with the piano, harp, and guitar. Over all the one thing that stands out the most is her perfect intonation. I've tested many of her songs live and studio and I have never seen any artist hit the notes at exact hertz at decimal point value for about 80%-100% of the entire song. It is like hearing the perfect sound of a tuning fork at every note she hits. That is something no other artist has been able to accomplish so far. Plus her songs are powerful and deep. All in all Amy Lee is without doubt the Queen of Rock!

I don't know enough words as to describe the incredible artist Amy Lee is. She is passionate about her music, her work, and pretty much anything and everything she does. She's a perfectionist, but also knows how to let go. She's original, everything from her lyrics, her notes, HELL, even her clothing and the sound of her tunes whether in the band (Evanescence) or any music she composes on her own for any general purpose. There are many great female rock artists that are very talented as well, but in my opinion, none more talented and driven like her. Amy Lee's got it all, and more!

I get it when others say that she's not the best female singer but the whole concept of 'best' when it can only be subjective, will be kicked around forever. To many of us she has a unique combination of vocal qualities that are highly appealing. She is blessed with a very pleasing singing voice that has wide range, is very expressive sometimes very subtly, and the emotion always breaks through, consistent on every performance. Her vocals have become refined over the years. I found Fallen to be a great album but when I listen to later Amy Lee output, in comparison, her voice then seemed hesitant, safe, thin in spots, and uneven. Listening to her today, she is powerful, willing to take risks, and not afraid to challenge herself on the low and high ends of the scale. What impresses me most is her abject consistency and never fading consistent emotional delivery in her live performances. Her last foray into a classical feel, Synthesis, I respect for putting it all out there and doing so ...more

I was reluctant to vote Amy Lee for the #1 before. That was until I've given "The Bitter Truth" a spin. Oh my ears, where do I begin?
I always loved Amy's voice. However, her early records suffered from, colloquially speaking, lack of bravery. She sounded hesitant, uncertain and uneven. Her newest record fixed all of that and more.
"Use My Voice" is a perfect example of how Amy has matured and caught up to her own fame that wasn't previously deserved. The way she's gliding across all tones with unmatched gusto, fluency and feistiness is something few alive can achieve. Despite that mighty change, she has remained deeply emotional in how she delivers the lines.
Needless to say, she can't do everything. Gothic rock/metal is her world but she's not the queen of everything. She can't pull off operatic chants and wails as she's not meant/trained to do so. But of what she's meaning to do, she is the queen indeed.

On record she's great, but in a live performance no one comes close to Ann Wilson. I say that because most vocalists don't sound as good live (especially in challenging passages) as they do on record. Most recorded tracks are 'sweetened' up to correct pitch issues and to digitally construct a song from start to finish. However, with Ms. Wilson her voice is even better live than it is on record because she lets loose far more often than on a controlled recording. Her pitch is impeccable and she can go from tender, quiet folk to raging metal with (seeming) ease. She is one of the few vocalists that can sing all of her hits in the same key today as when they were written.

There may be other bands with songs I prefer, but when it comes to pure technical skill as a vocalist no one is better than Ann Wilson.

I always liked Heart since when they first came out. But I wasn't a hard core fan my any means. Before a recent Heart concert I was going to, I started listening to a lot of Heart albums and for the first time, I guess, I really listened to Ann Wilson's voice. Oh my God! She has the best voice I have ever heard! She can sing quite beautifully, but then rare back and yell some lines that I have never heard anyone else do. She has a wide range and she has a way of controlling her pitch like no other. I truly think she has the best voice I have ever heard.

As someone here said, Ann and Nancy Wilson played the most iconic rock song of all time that *any* guitarists aspires to memorize when they first learn to play the guitar (Zeppelin's Stairway to Heaven), and they performed it perfectly in front of the remaining Zeppelin members themselves. Most people ruin that song (you know, because you just cringe hearing it). Ann Wilson is pretty much the female equivalent of Robert Plant if there were such a thing. Her range and versatility is unmatched. Her power, no contest. Her musicality and expression, superb. Her intonation, excellent (live or studio, I have not heard her sing "off"). Why is she #3 on this list? Okay Amy Lee is good, but Ann has much better range, versatility, power, and on top of that, experience-- she's been doing this for much much longer than almost everyone on this list.

Ann Wilson is & always will be the queen of rock & roll. She uses her voice as an instrument. Improvising with melodies and dynamics. Every young singer, (make it female), has to listen to this woman sing. You'll learn a lot. The first time I heard Ann sing live, I stood there in complete awe. She blew me away. And to this day, she still does. I've seen Heart about 20 times in concert. I have everything they put out in vinyl, cd & dvd. Ann Wilson is AMAZING! Do yourselves a favor. See her live, listen to her, you WILL be a Heart/Ann Wilson fan.

Joan Jett is probably the best female rocker but she owes it to the true pioneer of female rock and rollers: Suzi Quatro. Suzi was there before Joan, Pat, Ann, Stevie, Deborah Harry, Lita Ford and others, playing her big bass guitar and belting out rock as good as men. Joan sites Suzi as a major influence. Suzi is the queen and pioneer of women in rock and roll.

Rock me Joan Jett all night long. She is one of the most extremely hot and a very classy female artist of all time. I seen her in concert several times and would love to see her again. For now I'll guess I'll put another dime in the juke box baby. Rock on Joan Jett!

The Godmother of Punk! She is the reason woman have an accepted place in rock and roll, and more than that, she changed the genre. She still sound just as good today as she always has. Look up her sining "Smells Like Teen Spirit" along side Nirvana and tell me she doesn't deserve to be number 1

I remember seeing Joan Jett and the Blackhearts in concert opening for Heart. I went excited to see Heart and the Joan Jett blew them out of the water with a fantastic live show I would love to see again.

How many female rockers has Stevie Nicks not influenced? She was so beautiful that every girl wanted to look like her and every guy just wanted to look at her. Who couldn't help but notice the unique and beautiful tone to her voice? Some of her live performances are up there with best live moments of all time. What I love is that she just rocked and let the music overtake her. There was no attention to if she looked beautiful or ethereal when she just got into it. No lip dubbing ever. And while this has nothing to do with her actual singing, her songwriting skills are also superb.

Grew up hearing Stevie Nicks through my aunts, uncles and cousins who were all young back then and through my teenage years I considered this 70s generation lame.. But as I've gotten older I've come to realize that this music symbolizes my childhood and I actually love Stevie Nicks.. Every album of Fleetwood Mac represents a chapter of my younger years and Stevie Nicks' solo music, especially Bella Donna strikes a sensitive chord within me about those years before kindergarten when I did not understand the adults around me but can certainly now identify with.

While her voice is not that crystal clear and powerful thing that an Ann Wilson or like possesses, it is truly one of the most unique, moving and recognizable in pop music history. Then there's the writing, the songs. And the style, the vibe. All together, she is the Queen of Rock. An incredible original who quite arguably has influenced more female musicians than the rest of this list combined.

I am biased towards female voices that are not too high and annoying. Her voice is not too high-pitched, yet it is beautiful, soothing, feminine, perfect to listen to and if you are an aspiring singer, to use it for your learning. And the songs she sang, both with Fleetwood Mac and even by herself, several of them are simply all-time masterpieces.

Janis made it possible for all other females to even attempt to enter the rock world! Remember it wasn't easy back then as female artists were kind of pushed aside... But there was no pushing Janis back, she was so very comfortable singing and performing, SHE was herself and always courageous!

None of these rockers were in the same league as Janis Joplin. She was a talent through and through. If you are talking about rock Janis rules. If you are talking about pop these other musicians were great. In terms of best female rocker Janis was in a class of her own.

Technique, skill, mastery- all of that is very well, but for me the most powerful part of an artist's voice is the ability to reach into your soul and move the earth. It is not a quality that can be measured or defined-it just is. This woman had it in spades.

Everyone to their own opinion and all but I do not understand how Janis is not at least second. Amy Lee may be techniqually brilliant but she will never have the raw emotion and power that Janis had. Janis Joplins voice is powerful enough to give many of the men in rock a run for their money!

Just when you think Rock and Roll is dead, along comes a band and a singer that reminds us what it SHOULD be about. I can't find a song by this lady that is anywhere near average - they all beat anything I've ever heard. Her voice just goes straight through your heart and rips your spine out. I defy anyone with a soul to not have a visceral reaction to this voice. Power, range, subtlety, dynamically brilliant - any style, any song. Who can ever make any cover song sound better than the original? - let alone 2 discs of them!
If Pat Benatar, and Janis Joplin, had a love child and it was raised by Joan Jett and Alanis Morissette, she would be Lzzy, and she would be the Queen of Rock. More talent than attitude, and the attitude is something to behold. The real deal. Rock on. Right to the top.

Every time you think Rock has died, you have a shining star that comes out and that's Lzzy Hale. Lzzy is probably the hardest working woman in music. (Actually giving shows and not creating her own controversy) you can easily find weekly new videos of her recorded by fans on Youtube including multiple duets with some of the biggest names in music, where she easily steals the spotlight: (Disturbed, Eric Church, the Hollywood Vampires to name a few). She actually sounds the same live as she does on albums (hard to find these days) and she can literally sing anything from Whitney Houston to AC/DC, she either make it equal or better than the original. Lzzy was probably born 20 to 30 years too late to be truly famous but, that does not take away her undeniable raw talent that even living legends praise.

There are some rockers on here that are better fit for the "best female rock singers of ALL TIME," but Lzzy Hale is a great current hard rock singer, and definitely my favorite. She will be one of the "best of ALL Time" eventually, but she hasn't been around that long yet. She's got great talent and if you love listening to great guitar and drums then her band is the way to go. I love the legends like Pat Benatar and Joan Jett, but don't forget to support the current rockers, they're a dying breed!

Her voice is so complex; she's so talented. She's one of the few artists today who has a beautiful 80s rocker type of voice and though Halestorm's songs show hints of 80s rock they also have several songs that are heartbreaking and haunting like Evanescence. But they are still completely their own sound. When she screams/sings she reminds me of a female Brian Johnson and I feel like she's one of few woman in rock who can embody that emotion and grit. Like everyone else has said, her range is huge and she can hold out high notes in her chest voice with that rasp and gut. I love Lzzy because she's the mixture of screw you and vulnerability.

I believe that there are many singers who have beautiful voices and create beautiful music that makes the world a better place. But only Tarja copes PERFECTLY both with classical and rock repertoire. From the first moment you can hear that she CAN sing (in comparison with some so called "artists" who only think that they can sing). If you listen for a longer while you can notice that not only has she a beautiful timbre, but also she controls her voice professionally. And that's because she IS a professional! Some of you may know her from Nightwish, but now her voice is even better! Her voice sill evolves and becomes better and better. I don't know any other female singer with such vocal range and who would use all that range so easily!

Tarja isn't just a common classically-trained soprano; she's the most perfectionist, workaholic and passionate artist of her generation, giving her powerful voice to many genres including metal, classical music, electronic, folk and many more, besides singing in several languages, creating an unique style of singing that influenced many female singers. 2 decades of experience, she's one of the most charismatic and beloved artists in rock. Her live performance is almost legendary. She has one of the most beautiful tone in the world, she's humble and not afraid of experimenting, has been touring extensively and successfully with her solo career. She deserves the top of this list!

If some people just listened to each of the vocalists, Tarja would be the #1. Never stopped studying classical music and has created her own way of singing, that is a mix of popular and erudite. If people do not vote for the more famous, instead of the vocal ability, Tarja would be the #1. Rarely miss a note, but you cannot say the same for Amy Lee, and can reach extremely high notes with no difficulties. She has also developed a way of singing very low notes, what is really tough to a soprano like her. Just listen to her singing Phantom Of The Opera with Nightwish on the DVD End Of An Era.

Judging by talent, musical knowledge, the range of her voice, appearance, performance, artistry... she deserves to be number 1 more than anyone on this list. She creates her music, adapts amazingly, have a unique voice color unlike Evanescence Within Temptation and Lacuna Coil who all sound almost the same to me - no offense people - she DOES stand out in many ways. And the way she performs makes me cry. She is more than x number of chicks out there who are famous due to the advertising and growing trend of how to seduce audience with the *sparkly* voice and hot appearance. She is one among the rarest who can make me to type such words of admiration and respect. True musician and an amazing artist. Bravo!

I rediscovered her music after many years and realize in retrospect that her magnificent singing and her husband's fabulous guitar licks weathered time better than any other women led vocal rock group and shine like a bright diamond to this day. I like her better than when I was younger. Like fine wine her music took time to age on the vine of time. Pat Benatar's singing has such a dynamic mix of beauty and attack with a wide vocal and dynamic range, excellent emotional resonance, fantastic sustained and vibratto, and power and strength contrasted with feminine sensitivity and vulnerability. The opera training gives her a dramatic flair and marvelous technique.

Pat Benatar at #6 is a travesty! She is #1 without a doubt! Look through her list of songs. So many amazing songs, great range, personality and attitude. Joan Jett, Janis Joplin and Ann Wilson are okay, but definitely don't belong above Pat unless this is Bizarro World! I would put Stevie Nicks about equal with Pat Benatar. Amy Lee is great too, but not nearly as versatile as Pat...maybe #3 behind Pat Benatar and Stevie Nicks.

The way I see it... And hear it... Pat Benatar is the very main reason that many, many, many female rock singers who have either been able to live their dream of singing with a band in front of an audience, or have their biggest dream of being signed to a recording contract come true, all because of the foundation she has laid down for all of us. She is a wonderful example of what TRUE TALENT really is! THANK YOU PAT!

Pat Benatar is sick she be number one! Come on she nows what rock and roll really is like who does not like the song hit me with your best shot like that is the best sing ever! Is it just me or does her voice never change or crack and is perfectly on key each time after she sings really loud is that just me?!?! So what I'm try to say is that she has to be in the top come people do you listen too music!

While in the US this woman might be more known for her R'n'B signature tune What's love got to do with it, this woman is arguably THE rock 'n' roll icon in the remaining world. With her energetic stage presence, even into her 60's, and her iconic rock songs, covers and collaborations, Tina Turner has ultimately been the first lady of rock'n'roll for decades and remains simply the best in her field.

Can't believe Tina is only 22, she definitely should be top 5, Such a long career and such a power. She belongs when music wasn't so much about the look and much more about feelings and emotions

Tina Turner is only 18?! You people put these new singers in front of the Goddess?! This list is far from legit and was probably created by a broad under the age of 21 who wears hello kitty attire with black and considers herself punk smh

Give me a break. This unique powerhouse entertainer, human being for that matter, reigns supreme as the Queen #1 of this weird list. Unquestionably #1. Legend.

Her voice is just... Amazing. So passionate, so powerful, so penetrating. She can sing the same song in different ways, either softly or with great intensity (look at her singing "All around me" in album & acoustic versions). I listened a lot of times old Flyleaf albums but Lacey's voice in some songs is still breathtaking to me.

Her acoustic songs are really free and really don't sound like any other female singer. She has tone in her voice that makes you listen. Flyleaf will always rock with or without Lacey!

"I'm so sick", how she goes from calm vocals to screaming, seemingly effortless.. I get goosebumps every time. Lacey along with Tarja Turunen should be splitting number 1 easily.

Amazing vocals. The only reason she isn't higher on this list, is because Flyleaf is a Christian band that most mainstream rock fans have probably never even heard of.

You've inspired me in every possible way... The songs Paramore brings out are so real and original, not some kind of lovey dovey stuff... They deal with reality. Love is not the only emotion a human experiences and they understand it... Songs like Ignorance, Misery Business, Day Dreaming, Careful, Fences, Breathe, Misguided Ghost are so retable... Just love them... Love her,

Hayley Williams is by far the best LIVE female vocalist... Unmatched stage presence and sheer vocal stamina live. Paramore's popularity is a reflection of William's live talent - a definite female all-timer!

She's the best in my opinion, she's a brilliant song writer as well she should be in the top 5 at least. She's beautiful and amazing, she also saved my life with her music, along with others but yeah, she's amazing.

Her stage presence is incredible. I've been a fan ever since I saw Paramore on 2007 Warped Tour. It's been amazing to watch the band's progression since then. Definitely one of my favorite bands, and my absolute favorite female vocalist

The true force of nature, Floor Jansen started working in symphonic metal very young but only got the bigger exposure after joining Nightwish (right in the middle of the tour as well, with a 2 days warning). Blessed with a crystal clear voice and massive range, she is the most powerful AND the most versatile singer in her style, easily being in contention for both titles in all of non-classical music as well: from operatics to growls, she excels at everything. A charismatic and lovable front lady, she did the nearly impossible and reunified the war-thorn Nightwish fanbase, mastering the songs of her predecessors right away and never looking back.

Floor Jansen is an amazing vocalist. For stunning opera vocals listen to Monolith of Doubt, where she holds an A5 note for 10 whole seconds at the end. For growls, Wild Card or Yours Is an Empty Hope by Nightwish. For everything in between After Forever, Revamp and Endless Forms Most Beautiful. I had the pleasure of seeing Floor Jansen live last year with Nightwish and Ghost Love Score has has been the fans' standard on measuring the ability of the band's vocalists, and oh my god. I saw the DVD version of Floor singing Ghost Love Score on Showtime, Storytime and I was impressed, but that's nothing compared to seeing and hearing it live and in person. I think tears welled up in my eyes and I finally understood the meaning for FLOORGASM.

She has evolved a lot throughout the years From After Forever and Revamp till now, has a very strong but in touch with her feminine side on stage appearence and can nail every vocal challenge you throw in her way with remarkable vocals ranging from high notes and octaves to bass,rock voice and growling. She's my all-time-favourite singer (despite the fact that Epica is my favourite band).

Floor is the best of the best. She can do metal, death metal, rock, opera, ballots and so on perfectly. He stage presence is bar none. Power and softness. As far as I'm concerned no one comes close to her.

'You don't simply like Sharon den Adel... You worship her! '
As others have posted, she is not a singer, she is a goddess. Her range is outstanding and she can deliver the most beautiful and haunting rendition followed by a raunchy or powerful rock song, each with consumate ease. Her voice is possibly the only thing in music that transcends her physical beauty and if this vote was for the most beautiful woman, she would also get my vote. She is also total class and takes the time for fans in a way that is so rare with other 'so-called' stars.
She is our goddess and we are not worthy.

I have a lot of respect for all these ladies, but think that Sharon has something special. Her voice moves me like no other, and she can sing almost any style. It also might help that she's a Goddess and seems so down to earth and sweet it's ridiculous! Hang on, I think I might be a little in love with this woman! Anyway it's a hard call to make, and is very subjective, but I can't go past Sharon - she's PERFECT!

Sharon is without a shadow of a doubt the most breathtaking singer in symphonic metal, her voice is like silk on the soul, I've had the pleasure of seeing the band before on the Hydra tour and I was absolutely blown away, she's also the most incredibly beautiful woman I have ever seen, I don't thing Within Temptation fans around the world need a vote to decide who's number 1.

Sharon's voice is puts chills up my spine. She has no equal. I agree that the reason she is not ranked higher is because Within Temptation are not that well known outside of Continental Europe.

Awesome power in her voice, listen to Touch Of Evil if you need convincing! Plus she's gorgeous as well!

The best female singer of all time, her voice is awesome and powerful, she really kicks ass!

Germany's queen of metal for over 25 years. Still going strong and kicking butt.

Debbie Harry smokes all the competition. I mean, really? Siouxsie Sioux? Pat Benatar? Hayley Williams? Tarja Turunen? Pink? Avril Lavigne? None of these women hold a candle to Debbie Harry. Sexy, sassy, super-smart, charismatic, cool… She was an icon. She RULED the late 70's and early 80's. She was at the top of her game when her man (Blondie guitarist, Chris Stein) was struck down with a rare disease. She put everything on hold, folded the band, so that she could stay by his side and care for him when he needed her most.

Not sure what the voters are thinking when they fail to mention Debbie as one of the best female performers. She paved the way for many. She was rocking with the best of them back in the CBGB days. Iconic to the hilt. The voice, the style, the looks, she had it all. Oh yeah not to mention topping the charts 4 times with a rap song, a dance song a reggae"ish" song and a movie theme song that ranked #1 for the year. Top 5 for sure!

She has and had so much charisma and also a great sense of humour and wit. Songs were brilliant and their first four albums are classics this tiny beautiful woman with the huge cheek bones and outlandishly beautiful mouth and eyes and then that hair that had dark roots. What an icon. 21 is too low!

I honestly can not believe she is not in top three or four, but, I can not believe many other things as well...She was absolutely PERFECT, not only her looks, but her voice and groove is just amazing...

If you're going for vocals, Taylor may not be the most impressive but, she and the Pretty Reckless have a great sense of music, rhythm & melody that can be reminiscent of the Rolling the Stones composition wise with a much heavier sound. They are one of the very few newer rock bands that still have a clue to what they are doing and where they are going.

Her voice is so crisp and fresh. Taylor is really the only person I can relate to sometimes, she speaks to me like no other singer. And on the plus she is absolutely beautiful! I love what she wear and I love the fact she doesn't care! I wouldn't compare her to anyone. Miss Momsen is my idol!

One of the few actual rock singers on this list, still very young and praised by Amy Lee for having such a good voice. This girl is going to be way closer to the top of these lists by the time she is done. It also helps that The Pretty Reckless are an incredible band any ways.

Her image and song lyrics are a bit "out there" for my tastes, but she has a wicked good voice. I often wonder what a collaboration between her and Lzzy Hale of Halestorm would be like musically.

I don't know how I didn't find her in this list. She is the best female vocal I've heard in a rock band, and yes including evanescence. Just listen to The Cranberries - Zombie, Simply the greatest female vocalist in a rock band.

One of the best rock singers, period. The Cranberries are a great group, and her vocals are what set them so high up among my favorites. Really dynamic and powerful vocalist.

She has so much dimension in her vocals! It always gives me the chills to listen to her music. Dolores should automatically be number 1 in my opinion.

She has the best voice, even Luciano Pavarotti chose her for singing the Ave Maria in a Dual Concert, She should be number one.

She is just a beautiful woman who has a complete rock tallent. Hear to her succesfull pop rock single "Complicated", "Sk8er Boi","I'm With You" and a harder rock single "Losing Grip" from her first "Let Go". Then, hear to her alternative rock single "Don't Tell Me" and "My Happy Ending" from her "Under My Skin". Then, you can hear her pop rock ballad single from "The Best Damn Thing" and "Goodbye Lullaby", such as "When You're Gone","Keep Holding On","Wish You Were Here" etc. Also her harder rock single from "Goodbye Lullaby" with "What The Hell" and "Smile". And finally in hear newest self titled album, we can hear her "Let Go" style In "Here's To Never Growing Up". Then, her nu metal song, "Bad Girl". Also her cover songs "Bad Reputation" by Joan Jett and "How You Remind Me" by Nickelback. Thank you

To those of you who say that Avril isn't rock: you obviously don't know what rock is. Half of the women on this list that are above Av are less rock than she is, and the other half are only as rock. Screaming your lungs out does not qualify as rock music, I'm sorry to say. That just means that you likely don't have a voice worth using. That being said, Avril is one of the most deserving rock and roll artists on this list... And should be much higher than 16th. Try 1st.

Her voice isn't that great. Her songs aren't that great. There should be a list of top ten performers, though; she's good at performing and has a fair chance of topping such a list. Also if it was a "most good-looking" list, she's very appealing to look at and would stand a chance.

I know she is pop punk now but her first two albums were rock based and they were amazing with lyrics and sound. She also has a beautiful choice live. Great range.

The rage and anger to the softer lyrics she can sing are truly unique. I can't think of another singer were her range and versatility. Should be in the top 15 at least.

A hauntingly beautiful voice. Her vocals on uninvited live may be one of the best single performances I've ever seen.

Great voice. I definitely liked her pixie haircut more than her long hair.

She is amazing man? Just listen to her songs you'll understand!

I looove Maria Brink! Her voice does things most girls can only dream of doing. She's got a snarl that sends chills down my spine. Not to mention she owns her looks and body in every way. She definitely deserves to be further up there in this list.

How is she not higher than Avril Lavigne? Maria can SCREAM. She is infinitely talented and should be up there with Lzzy Hale.

Maria Brink is the best. Hands down. She can sing, scream, snarl... She does it all and does it well! All while being beautiful.

I love Maria Brink's voice, she should definitely be higher up the list. She has an amazing voice

Suzi showed the rest what could be. She was the first. She broke down barriers so other woman could see what was possible. That rasp is what makes for a great rock singer. There is also a big range at work here, maybe not as noticeable as others but it is extraordinary. She should be in the top 10 no doubt. A true legend!

Trial blazer of her day. Still enjoy her work and she deserves to be higher in this list.

Wow how can she be so far down! One of the best and most versatile female voices

She rocks like no other

A girl who can really play guitar (not that Joan Baez stuff) is like a girl who really knows how to throw a baseball.
She has a great voice and is too underrated.

She's got more talent, edge and raw power than Hayley Williams and Avril Lavigne combined.

Peej is the queen. Almost everyone else on this list isn't fit to stand in her shadow.

Should be in the top 5! just a poetic and amazing musician.