She Rock She Rock

She Rock She Rock is excited to present our fifth annual Rock n Roulette; a fundraising event that will help you form a new band, write new songs, and play a concert at a local nightclub, all while fundraising on behalf of the organization!

Women, trans and nonbinary musicians, and supporters will register (for free!) to be put into a fundraising band. SR2 staff members will then place everyone who registers into bands based on genre/music preferences, etc. You will then get 7-8 weeks to write two original songs and learn one cover song with your new band, all while fundraising for She Rock She Rock! Each band will get their own fundraising page that they can easily edit and customize to spread the word about the organization with the goal to raise $750 each. And don't worry- bands can borrow all the equipment they need from She Rock to have successful rehearsals!

This event will be taking place in the fall of 2024.  Additional details will be released soon!

There will be two ways you can participate in the Rock n Roulette Fundraiser:

BAND MEMBER
-Open to women, trans and nonbinary musicians, ages 19+
-Will be placed into a band as an instrumentalist
-Most bands will have 4-5 musicians and some bands will have an additional 'band supporter'
-Will fundraise on behalf of the band
-Will create two original songs and one cover song
-Will perform at the final showcase
-Will fundraise on behalf of the band

BAND SUPPORTER
-Open to women, trans and nonbinary folks, ages 19+
-Will be placed with a band as a supporter
-Will fundraise on behalf of the band
-Will attend at least one band rehearsal for a check-in
-Will support and encourage the band's fundraising efforts
-Will attend the final showcase

Okay, I'm gonna do this! How do I participate?
Details will be released soon and registration will begin this spring!

Who can participate in Rock n Roulette?
Rock n Roulette is open to women, trans and nonbinary musicians, ages 19 and over.  You do not have to have past experience participating in She Rock She Rock programs to participate in Rock n Roulette! This year, we will have two ways to participate in Rock n Roulette! The first way is to sign up as a band member and be put in a band! The second way is to sign up as a band supporter (non-musicians welcome!). Both roles will be expected to fundraise for a band!

The final show will be open to anyone in the community who wants to support the amazing bands that will be formed!

What is a band supporter?
This role is for folks who want to help fundraise with a band but who are not musicians or don't have as much time to be placed in a band. A band supporter will be assigned to one band and their role will be to fundraise with the band, support the band on their fundraising efforts and be the band's fan!!!

Do I have to fundraise to participate?
Yes! Each band will have a goal of $750, and we promise that it's not that scary! We have a great website that your band will be able to use to fundraise. 

Why do you need us to fundraise?
She Rock She Rock is able to provide our empowering programs through the generosity of several donors each year. You will be able to connect us to even more awesome donors which will help us do even more empowering programs, workshops, and events.

Do I have to own an instrument to participate in Rock n Roulette?
You do not!  She Rock She Rock has all the gear you will need and you are welcome to borrow it!

Do I have to rent/own a practice studio to participate in a band?
No. We will make sure all bands have at least one member who has indicated they have a space for the band to rehearse.

How much experience do I have to have in order to participate as a band member?
We suggest having at least one year of experience on your instrument and/or past experience in a She Rock Program (like GRRR or WRRR).

Can our band do cover songs? How long will our set be?
We are encouraging bands to do two original songs and one cover song. Your set can be up to 15 minutes long.

Why can't men participate?
Everyone is welcome to support the bands at the final show and while they are fundraising. However, we are limiting the band members to be folks that our mission serves as we believe that women, trans and nonbinary musicians often face discrimination in the community. So, we want to provide a platform for them to create music in a community that is safe and supportive.