Hunter Valentine
- Genre: Alternative/Indie
- Hometown: Brooklyn, NY
- Certified Artist Developer: Shiragirl
Hunter Valentine’s gritty rock music has transformed the band from veteran indie artists to breakout music and television personalities. After starring in a hit reality television show and amplifying their devoted fan base, the band are currently working on their fourth studio album, which will feature collaborations with some of the music industry’s elite.
Selected by Revolver Magazine to be part of their “Hottest Chicks in Metal” Issue, Hunter Valentine’s all female line up is a sexy marriage of power rock and pop sensibilities. The band initially began establishing their musical style via their self–financed eponymous 2005 EP and then built on that foundation with their 2007 full–length album The Impatient Romantic (True North Records). The follow up to these earlier releases was 2010’s Lessons from the Late Night (Tommy Boy). Produced by Ian Blurton (Weakerthans, Cursed, Skydiggers), the album thoroughly embodied Hunter Valentine’s unbridled love of rock ‘n’ roll, as well as the raucous power and intensity that they bring to their live shows. The band’s last album was 2012’s Collide and Conquer which was produced by Greg Nori (Sum 41, Iggy Pop, Hedley). Altsounds proclaimed that the album “is an anthology of gritty, edgy, power rock with dirty guitar and husky vocals, and is pure music sex.”
When not in the studio, Hunter Valentine are unrelenting with their worldwide touring. The band have firmly made their presence known in North America, including a sold out club headline tour for Collide and Conquer which ended with a industry heavy showcase in Tokyo, Japan. Hunter Valentine also appeared at L Beach festival in Germany, accompanied by a European tour featuring two sold out London shows. Hunter Valentine have supported Sum 41 and Cyndi Lauper and continue to feature in many festivals, City summer events and special appearances. These ladies of musical acclaim can also be found annually joining Cyndi Lauper’s Home for the Holidays event, having shared the stage with Adam Lambert, Pink, Nelly Furtado, Big Freedia among many more.
Hailing from Canada, the now New York–based women of Hunter Valentine are represented by Lisa Barbaris of So What Management.
Selected by Revolver Magazine to be part of their “Hottest Chicks in Metal” Issue, Hunter Valentine’s all female line up is a sexy marriage of power rock and pop sensibilities. The band initially began establishing their musical style via their self–financed eponymous 2005 EP and then built on that foundation with their 2007 full–length album The Impatient Romantic (True North Records). The follow up to these earlier releases was 2010’s Lessons from the Late Night (Tommy Boy). Produced by Ian Blurton (Weakerthans, Cursed, Skydiggers), the album thoroughly embodied Hunter Valentine’s unbridled love of rock ‘n’ roll, as well as the raucous power and intensity that they bring to their live shows. The band’s last album was 2012’s Collide and Conquer which was produced by Greg Nori (Sum 41, Iggy Pop, Hedley). Altsounds proclaimed that the album “is an anthology of gritty, edgy, power rock with dirty guitar and husky vocals, and is pure music sex.”
When not in the studio, Hunter Valentine are unrelenting with their worldwide touring. The band have firmly made their presence known in North America, including a sold out club headline tour for Collide and Conquer which ended with a industry heavy showcase in Tokyo, Japan. Hunter Valentine also appeared at L Beach festival in Germany, accompanied by a European tour featuring two sold out London shows. Hunter Valentine have supported Sum 41 and Cyndi Lauper and continue to feature in many festivals, City summer events and special appearances. These ladies of musical acclaim can also be found annually joining Cyndi Lauper’s Home for the Holidays event, having shared the stage with Adam Lambert, Pink, Nelly Furtado, Big Freedia among many more.
Hailing from Canada, the now New York–based women of Hunter Valentine are represented by Lisa Barbaris of So What Management.
