In the '70s, there was no other band quite like the Runaways. Formed in Los Angeles in 1975 by impresario Kim Fowley, the band consisted entirely of tough teenage girls who sang and played their ...

Former Runaways guitarist and current solo artist Lita Ford previews a pair of rare British gigs alongside US all-girl rockers Vixen. Under the banner Girls Night Out, the package also includes ...

A rock trifecta rolled into the Brown County Music Center on Saturday night, September 16, 2023. From “Cherry Pie” to “Cherry Bomb,” all that was missing was some nostalgic footage ...

EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — Rock legend Lita Ford is coming to El Paso early 2025. According to El Paso Live, the former guitarist from the all-women rock band The Runaways will take the ...

On June 7, four legendary rock bands will take the stage at the Grantville, Pa. venue as part of their Let the Good Times Rock Tour: Warrant, Lita Ford, Firehouse, and Nelson.

Lita Ford, 58, remembers curling up on the couch one night in 1977 to watch Cheap Trick on "Don Kirshner's Rock Concert." She was 19 and her band, the Runaways, had played gigs with them.

The Let The Good Times Rock Tour with Warrant, featuring special guests Lita Ford and FireHouse, will stop by the Amarillo Civic Center Complex for a show on Saturday, Aug. 23. The concert ...

Lita Ford, Dokken and Redburn rocked the crowd at Labadie Rib Fest from July 29 at Bay City's Veterans Memorial Park.

Attendees at the camp are placed in a band and coached by an all-star, all-female cohort of counselors, including Roxy Petrucci (Vixen), Eva Gardner (P!nk), Jennie Vee (Eagles of Death Metal ...

Lita Ford's Heartfelt Ozzy Osbourne Tribute Proves Rock Legends Never Truly Die originally appeared on Parade. In a moment that has rock fans around the world reaching for tissues, Lita Ford ...

Bill Leverty of Firehouse recounts finding his love for guitar, the band's meteoric rise and overcoming tragedy to continue their legacy.

Ford certainly felt the stereotype threat. She perceived the pressure that the audience would sexualize the band, regardless of what they did or wore.