CHVRCHES’ Lauren Mayberry Defends Her Stage Outfit Choices Against Sexist Critics
“My body, my life, my choice.”
Lauren Mayberry
Hatebreed’s Jamey Jasta Clashes With CHVRCHES Over Their Spot On The Deftones Festival Lineup
“Metal needs to be shown more respect.”
Frightened Rabbit Announce ‘The Midnight Organ Fight’ Covers Album, Share 2 New Versions Of ‘The Modern Leper’
“Scott was a vital part of bringing this album together and it’s something he was very excited about and worked hard to bring to life. He listened to and approved every track on the there.”
CHVRCHES On Playing Splendour 2018, Their “Political” New Album & Gender Equality In Music, Post #MeToo
“The stuff that was getting me called a cold-hearted bitch and a cunt and having my address put on the internet and rape threats and death threats and shit, is now something people can talk about in ‘Marie Claire’,” laughs Lauren Mayberry.
Watch CHVRCHES’ Lauren Mayberry Sing With The National At Latitude Festival
A gorgeous duet on ‘I Need My Girl’.
Watch Death Cab’s Ben Gibbard Chuck A Mad Tanty, Storm Offstage Mid-Set
Chvrches’ Lauren Mayberry was there, too.
Lessons Learned From 11 Of The Fiercest Women In Rock
It’s wall to wall boss ladies on the list as we celebrate International Women’s Day.
Watch Paramore’s Hayley Williams Join CHVRCHES For A Surprise Live Performance
Footage has emerged of Paramore frontwoman Hayley Williams teaming up with CHVRCHES for a surprise performance of the band’s song Bury It at a show in the US. Captured at Nashville’s Marathon Music Works on Tuesday night, 27th October, the footage of Williams’ surprise appearance shows her singing alongside CHVRCHES’ Lauren Mayberry and even leading
Chvrches’ Lauren Mayberry Shares Powerful Essay About Living In An Abusive Relationship
CHVRCHES singer Lauren Mayberry has for some time now been outspoken about the rampant misogyny that she and other women in the public eye are subject to, and now she has opened up on an even more personal level, sharing her own experience of living in an abusive relationship. In a gripping and deeply personal
Watch Chvrches’ Lauren Mayberry Stylishly Shut Down A Marriage-Proposing Heckler
Chvrches frontwoman Lauren Mayberry don’t take no guff. The fiery Scot is basically just as well known for verbally throat-punching misogynistic internet trolls as she is for her dreamy electro-pop vox. So when a lovestruck punter at a recent Chvrches gig decided to interrupt the frontwoman’s regularly scheduled stage bantz with a loud marriage proposal,
Chvrches’ Lauren Mayberry Discusses Battle With Misogynistic Trolls On UK TV
All around legend Lauren Mayberry of CHVRCHES‘ has for a good while now been standing up to the grossly rampant misogyny that women in the public eye tend to face. Most recently, she has been dealing with the rabid denizens of 4chan, where there was a thread filled with slut shaming objectifying comments on her
Lauren Mayberry Calls Out Misogynistic Garbage People Trolling The New CHVRCHES Music Video
CHVRCHES frontwoman Lauren Mayberry has continued to highlight the ridiculous amount of misogynistic comments she receives online by naming and shaming an online forum in which people have been commenting on CHVRCHES’ new music video for Leave A Trace. Taking to Twitter, Mayberry has posted a screenshot (below) of a Twitter user asking her to
Chvrches’ Lauren Mayberry Continues Her Campaign Against Online Misogyny
Chvrches singer Lauren Mayberry has once again turned the spotlight onto the disgusting threats of physical violence she continues to receive online. This time around, though, she’s shamed one individual who recently threatened her with rape. Posting to her personal Instagram account, Mayberry has shared a vile comment which was originally sent to the Chvrches
Paramore’s Hayley Williams Applauds Chvrches’ Lauren Mayberry’s ‘Misogyny’ Piece
Paramore frontwoman Hayley Williams has commended the leader of Scottish synthpop trio Chvrches, Lauren Mayberry‘s recent editorial on “online misogyny”, published in The Guardian earlier this month. In the editorial, Mayberry described the feeling of being a female in a band “born on the internet.” In particular, Mayberry expressed disgust at the reaction to a
