5 Mom Musicians That Dominate the Music Industry
Moms are always there when we need them. They’re the first to call in a time of crisis or when you just need someone to talk to. They brought us…
Moms are always there when we need them. They’re the first to call in a time of crisis or when you just need someone to talk to. They brought us life and truly make the world go ‘round. Where would we be without them?
What’s even cooler about moms, is that some of them create top-chart hits and have curated the soundtracks to our lives. In honor of Mother’s Day, here are 5 mom musicians that make the music industry AND the mom industry.
Ann Willson
Heart front-woman, Ann Wilson, is a true rockstar and mom-star! Ann’s powerful soprano voice has shaped rock music since the 70s and has been highly influential to other women in the music industry. Another thing she rocks at, is being a mom to her son, John Dustin Wilson.
P!nk
Raise your glass for this next mom (and all the moms out there). The Doylestown native, P!nk, is a 2000s icon that has shaped many childhoods and antsy teenage years. P!nk is also mom to a son, Jameson Moon Hart and daughter, Willow Sage Hart.
Gwen Stefani
Gwen Stafani wears many hats, and one of them is being a mother to 2 sons, Kingston Rossdale and Zuma Nesta Rock Rossdale. From ska-rock to pop, to fashion designing, and a previous judge on The Voice, Gwen is a mom to be reckoned with.
Alanis Morrisette
“I want you to know that I’m a rockin’ mom” is what Alanis’s 90s hit should say. Alanis is a pioneering voice in the early alternative music scene, especially with her 1995 album “Jagged Little Pill”. On top of that, she’s also a mom to 2 sons, Ever Imre and Winter Mercy and a daughter, Onyx Solace.
Donna Summer
Donna Summer is the queen of disco. From hits like “Last Dance” and “I Feel Love”, Donna is not only an icon in the 70s disco scene but a mother to 3 daughters: Mimi Sommer, Brooklyn Sudano, and Amanda Sudano.
A message to the moms...
Mom, if you’re reading this, we love you! Seriously, thank you to all the moms out there in the universe (and music industry) who make our worlds so much better.
Be sure to thank your mom today. Give her a call, spam her texts, send her a letter…just contact her somehow and show her some love; she deserves it today and every day!
(p.s. I'm playing these and more mom musicians this weekend, May 10th and 11th, to celebrate. Tune in!)
