Kelsy Karter & The Heroines are an Aussie/British rock 'n' roll band whose explosive live shows, fearless creativity, and theatrical storytelling have earned them a global following. Their critically acclaimed debut album, Missing Person, introduced a four-piece celebrated for its distinctive songwriting, electric stage presence, and cinematic approach to modern rock. Frontwoman Kelsy Karter, who grew up as a theatre kid in Australia, leads the band alongside drummer Sebastian Boyse, guitarist Matt Peach, and bassist Tommy Gent, who all grew up together in Derby, England.

Karter has built a reputation for rewriting the rulebook on what it means to be an independent rock artist. Through fearless creative campaigns, viral marketing, and a relentless DIY spirit, she has grown the band's profile without relying on traditional industry playbooks. TIME compared her to Ozzy Osbourne and Alice Cooper after her infamous "Harry" social media stunt captured worldwide attention. Embracing controversy rather than avoiding it, Karter has become an outspoken advocate for individuality, self-expression, and refusing to conform. She transforms online criticism into fuel for both her art and her audience.

With a social media audience approaching one million followers, Kelsy Karter & The Heroines have cultivated a community built on blistering live performances, comedy, behind-the-scenes touring moments, and Karter's brutally honest, often hilarious outlook on life. More than just a band, they've created a world their fans proudly belong to.

The Heroines have spent the past several years touring internationally as headliners while also sharing stages with Billy Idol, Halestorm, The Struts, Black Stone Cherry, Palaye Royale, and many more. They have also appeared at major festivals including Download Festival, Rock Werchter, and Rock for People. Rolling Stone named Missing Person its essential album recommendation, calling Karter a "beacon for female rockstars," while Foo Fighters cited the band's track "God Knows I've Tried" as one of the songs that inspired their 2021 album Medicine at Midnight.

In 2024, Kelsy Karter was honored with the Spirit Award at the 12th Annual She Rocks Awards, recognizing her impact as one of rock's most influential modern voices.

Their sophomore album, Love Made Me Do It, cemented the band's reputation for ambitious songwriting with a 14-track rock opera blending glam rock, soul, punk, and theatrical storytelling. Featuring a guest appearance from legendary guitarist Steve Stevens, the album earned widespread critical acclaim and a string of five-star reviews.

Following the release, the band embarked on The Pleasure Tour, their biggest headline run to date. The tour brought their larger-than-life performances across the United States while continuing to establish them as one of rock's most exciting live acts.

Now, Kelsy Karter & The Heroines are writing and recording their highly anticipated third album at Studio 606, the legendary Foo Fighters studio. Scheduled for release in 2027, the record marks the band's boldest artistic leap yet. A theatrical, cabaret-inspired rock album infused with the swagger of Britpop, it combines razor-sharp songwriting, grand spectacle, and unapologetic rock 'n' roll excess into what promises to be their most cinematic work to date.

Kelsy Karter & The Heroines continue to carve a path entirely their own. In an era of algorithms and trends, they prove there is still room for bands willing to dream bigger, perform louder, and make rock 'n' roll dangerous, theatrical, and unforgettable once again.