Whole Lotta Rosies: LA's Premier All-Girl AC/DC tribute band, is the most talked about, sought after, all-girl tribute band on the market. The band has been written about in numerous magazines, recorded tracks on various CD's, toured for the U.S. Troops overseas, traveled across the country for events and festivals, and has appeared in films, such as Dylan McDermott's back-up band in a Feature Film called Unbeatable Harold.

Whole Lotta Rosies was founded in Los Angeles in 2000 by rhythm guitarist Trudi "T-Bird" Keck. It was one of the first all-girl AC/DC tributes at the time anywhere, and the first all-girl AC/DC tribute band in Los Angeles.

"The Los Angeles music scene was flooded with male tribute bands that were selling out venues left and right," says Trudi. "Female groups in Los Angeles were few and far between. I went to a club on Melrose one night and saw a female fronted original band. In the middle of the set they covered a Led Zeppelin song. The crowd went nuts! And the singer sounded amazing doing it! Right then and there I decided to put together an AC/DC tribute band, because that had always been one of my favorite bands. Not just female fronted, but ALL GIRLS! Within a few weeks after setting up auditions and scheduling rehearsals, the band was well on its way."

'Wanna tell you a story, 'bout a woman I know
when it comes to lovin', oh she steals the show
she ain't exactly pretty, She ain't exactly small
42-39-56 you could say she's got it ALL.........

The 'Rosie' girls are some of the best in the business. In fact, Whole Lotta Rosies was named "Most Outstanding Female Tribute Band" for three years in a row, 2005-2007, by Rock City News - LA's longest running and most respected Rock & Roll Magazine. The Rosies' "Angus" Nancy Luca was named " Best Female Guitar Player 2006" at the Rock City News awards in Hollywood and The Rosies' lead vocalist Coreen Sheehan, who is often called "the female Bon Scott", also picked up the award for "Most Outstanding Female Lead Vocalist" for the second year in a row.

"We pride ourselves in being professional" Coreen says. "When we leave a venue or city that we've played, we want them to say, "wow, I want those girls back!"

And with that kind of unmatched attitude shared by all the Rosies, they do go back! Events to which the Rosies have been invited back to include the LA Calendar Bike Festival (Long Beach, CA), The Portland Bike Festival (Portland, OR), The Lobster Festival (Long Beach, CA), military tours (Korea, Germany), House of Blues (Hollywood, Anaheim) CA, and more!

'Gonna bend you like a G-string, Conduct you like a chior
So get your body in the right place, we'll set the world on fire'

Whole Lotta Rosies has been setting the world on fire since its' 2001 debut. 2005/2006 were the most successful years yet. The girls are looking forward to tours in Japan and Italy, once again for the U.S. Troops.

"The current line up is the strongest WLR's has ever had. We have a talented group of beautiful girls who have each led or been a part of other girl bands that have enjoyed local, national, and worldwide recognition. These girls know what it takes to keep it going," says Trudi.

"Musicians dream of playing the greatest songs ever written, seeing the crowd going crazy , selling out venues and touring the world. We're doing exactly that! These are not our songs. True. We're a tribute band, but we're living our dreams. We get to do what we like to do. We have a good time, the crowd has a good time. That's everything that matters."

'For Those about to Rock, We Salute You'

"Most importantly," Trudi continues, "we've had the chance to meet so many amazing people throughout our various tours. We love playing the music, but meeting the people while we're playing is one of the best aspects of what we do!"