Few artists in rock history have broken barriers the way Lita Ford has — and even fewer have done it with the kind of raw power, attitude, and longevity she continues to bring to the stage today.
From her early days as a founding member of The Runaways to her explosive solo career in the ’80s, Lita didn’t just enter a male-dominated genre — she helped redefine it. Her blend of aggressive guitar work, commanding vocals, and unapologetic presence paved the way for generations of women in rock and metal.
Today, decades later, Lita Ford is still standing tall on stage — guitar blazing, energy intact, and presence undeniable. Her recent live performances have proven one thing clearly: this isn’t nostalgia. It’s longevity built on real talent.
In recent years, Lita has continued touring internationally, celebrating the legacy of classic metal while also connecting with a new generation of fans discovering her music for the first time. Songs like Kiss Me Deadly, Close My Eyes Forever, and Shot of Poison still hit with the same force — and her live performances remind everyone why she remains one of the most respected figures in rock history.
More than just a performer, Lita Ford represents resilience. In an industry that often pushed women aside, she carved her own path with distortion, confidence, and absolute refusal to be limited.
She’s not chasing trends.
She is the standard.