Queens of Noise: Music, Feminism and Punk: Then and Now @ALOUDla
Queens of Noise: Music, Feminism and Punk: Then and Now  @ALOUDla
Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A conversation with Exene Cervenka, Evelyn McDonnell, and Allison Wolfe.

McDonnell’s Queens of Noise: The Real Story of The Runaways is a testimonial to the inspiration and insecurity of the trailblazer, a look at the Los Angeles music scene of the 70s and women on the run. Joined by Exene Cervenka of seminal L.A. punk band X and Riot Grrrl Allison Wolfe—veteran journalist McDonnell will lead a discussion on music making and selling, legacies and the women who are breaking new ground.
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