Rougenoire Metal Ladies

Five souls dedicated to Rock n 'Roll. Five women who have crossed their lives on that long and winding road that runs when you have music in your blood and nothing gives you more than being on stage to express YOUR being.
ROUGENOIRE was born as a cover band in 2005 borrowing the name from Mia Wallace, protagonist of the film "Pulp Fiction" by Quentin Tarantino.
After several years spent playing on various stages of the peninsula, girls feel the need to change, deciding to write their first album: THE SHOW.
The album came out in April 2012 thanks to the collaboration with Steve Ferrovecchio who followed Rougenoire in the recording and production of the songs.
In April 2017 he released "M.I.L.F.", the second work of the band, recorded at the Magnitude studio.
'' M.I.L.F. '' is a strongly ironic and feminine album where nine different lives are told, where the personality of the five components emerges overwhelmingly to express the extreme essence of the band.
The ROUGENOIRE have hundreds of live performances to date thanks to their fiery and disruptive show, and continue to travel along that tortuous and long road united by an indissoluble spirit of sisterhood

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