(in no particular order)
1. Letters To CleoOne of my favorite 90s female-fronted rock/punk bands, also somewhat unheard of and underrated. Fronted by
Kay Hanley, they appeared in the film
10 Things I Hate About You as Kat's favorite band. They performed at the high school prom and during the end credits atop of a building on campus covering Cheap Trick's "I Want You To Want Me", which is on the
soundtrack.
Original drummer for Letters To Cleo, Stacy Jones, has gone on to form
American Hi-Fi as lead vocalist/guitarist. They scored a hit single in 2001 called "Flavor Of The Weak".
2.
No DoubtNo Doubt is just a classic. With multiple hit-bearing albums such as
Tragic Kingdom and
Return Of Saturn, No Doubt is probably one of the most popular female-fronted rock bands of all time. Singer
Gwen Stefani is a world class front woman and has the best look and style a band could wish for. Progressing with the band through new styles of music and going solo into the pop world has proven her to be a one-of-a-kind artist.

3.
NoisettesThis is a sweet rock/punk/pop-rock group from London fronted by Shingai Shoniwa. Check out my review of the band and their newest album,
Wild Young Hearts.
4.
The PrimitivesTake it back to the 80s for this classic underrated pop-rock group fronted by
Tracy Tracy. Check out my Retro Review of the band
here.

5.
The SoundsA great modern synth rock/new wave band from Sweden fronted by vocalist
Maja Ivarsson. Check out my review of their newest album,
Crossing The Rubicon.