Doro Pesch

When heavy metal exploded in the early 1980s, iconic blonde Doro Pesch made a name for herself. Her journey began in 1983 with Warlock's debut album "Burning The Witches." Even as a teenager, Doro's powerful voice and charisma made her a standout metal frontwoman.

Doro's breakthrough came in 1986 at the Monsters Of Rock Festival, where she became the first woman to perform, solidifying her status as a metal icon. She toured with bands like Judas Priest, Dio, and Megadeth, and her videos were staples on MTV's Headbanger's Ball, where she even hosted episodes.

Despite the 90s grunge era challenging traditional metal, Doro continued to release albums that adapted to newer styles while maintaining her original passion. Her collaborations with legends like Gene Simmons and Lemmy Kilmister marked this period.

In the 21st century, Doro reclaimed her throne with albums like "Calling The Wild." She continued to produce anthemic charts and won numerous awards, including the Lifetime Achievement Award in 2022. With over 3,500 concerts in more than 60 countries and over 10 million records sold, her influence is undeniable.

She now celebrates her 40-year career with epic tracks and powerful ballads.