Lilith Fair News

 
Missy Higgins, older and wiser
Herald Sun
Watson turned down many offers, but one was too good to refuse -- a slot on the 2010 return of Lilith Fair, a festival Higgins always wanted to play. She had one new song, If I'm Honest, the only thing salvaged from attempts to write new material.

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Reminder Newspapers
New event highlights female musicians
Reminder Newspapers
Stafford Arts Commission Chair Georgia Michalec said that the fair is based on the concept of the Lilith Fair, which was a touring group of popular female solo artists and female-led bands. “Wouldn't it be good to have a day that features just women ...


 
Not Your Kind of People
Paste Magazine
Rising out of post-Lilith Fair '90s alt-rock, the Scottish singer/songwriter brought an outlandish sensibility to that decade's girl power movement, building on the edgier breakthroughs on Liz Phair and PJ Harvey. Manson sang about sex and power like ...

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Kansas City Star
Summer pop music concerts | Phish, Fiona Apple, New Edition coming to KC
Kansas City Star
The last time she played in our area she was part of the Lilith Fair — it was that long ago. Apple is back after an extended hiatus, preparing to release a new album on June 26 that is called (deep breath): “The Idler Wheel Is Wiser Than the Driver of ...


 
ABC Online
The return of Missy Higgins
ABC Online
"He called me up and said 'I know you didn't want me to tell you anything but Lilith Fair have offered you a spot on their tour'." Lilith Fair is an event that singer Sarah McLachlan and others ran very successfully in the 1990's.

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40 years of memories at Pine Knob/DTE
Royal Oak Daily Tribune
June 14, 1996 — Sarah McLachlan plays on an all-female Lilith Fair prototype show with Patti Smith, Lisa Loeb, Paula Cole and Aimee Man. Lilith's inaugural 1997 run was the top-grossing festival tour of that year. July 22, 1996 — The Vans Warped Tour ...


 
Phoenix New Times (blog)
Gwen Stefani Rules (As a Rude Girl and/or Pop Princess)
Phoenix New Times (blog)
The Spice Girls preached girl power, Lilith Fair paraded feminine gusto across the country, and No Doubt , fronted by Gwen Stefani, assured us that being treated like "just a girl" who can't drive late at night wasn't enough.

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