female vocalists

The 3 members of Fangs first met whilst breakdancing ironically in the basement of a club that they heard Ian Curtis had once had a pint in. After complimenting each other on their use of eyeshadow, the two male members both attempted to seduce their future lead singer by performing 'the worm'. Once they had been helped off the floor, they conversed in halting tones (reminiscent of that employed by Deborah Harry of Blondie in hit song 'Atomic').

Dana had a very good education which somewhat passed her by as nothing is as much fun as playing a guitar. Via an unconventional route of occasional employment and the odd band, she somehow found herself busking on the London Underground and this sorry excuse for a day job honed her performance skills down to a fine point. Early childhood trauma left Dana with a propensity to play the banjo, and the massive amounts of spare time that a career in busking affords allowed her to indulge and nurture her dirty habit.

Moya Brennan, Máire Ní Bhraonáin, better known as Máire Brennan or incorrectly/phonetically as Moya Brennan (born 4 August 1952, Gweedore, County Donegal, Ireland), is a Grammy Award-nominated Celtic Folk singer. She began her singing career when her family formed the band Clannad in 1970. Brennan grew up as the eldest in a very musical family in a remote parish in the northwest of Ireland, a place where the Irish language and tradition was and still is very much alive.

There are at least three bands that go by the name No! 1. a female pop group. they go by using all lower case letters to spell their name ("no!")
2. a punk band from New Paltz, NY. Originally known as "The Mania" the band claims that they are attempting to bring back a respectable punk scene to the area. This "NO!" spells their name in all caps. 3. a two-man punk band from Athens, Georgia: drummer Jason Griffin and guitarist Scott K. NO! released a full-length album on Tsunami Records. Drummer Jason Griffin was previously in Tres Kids, Goatshanty and Divorce.