Hannah Wicklund Releases War On Women; Calling All Good Men

Hannah Wicklund's new album War On Women; Calling All Good Men is out now via the label Strawberry Moon. The album is described as a powerful, bluesy riff-heavy psych-rock album made on Wicklund's own terms. It explores Wicklund's experiences in the music industry and is ultimately about empowering women.

Wicklund's Red Gorilla tour begins at the Bug Jar in Rochester, NY, on November 18. Wicklund now releases music through her own label, Strawberry Moon, and makes her own decisions. After years in Nashville, Wicklund released two albums and toured with Deep Purple and Greta Van Fleet.

Sam Kiszka of Greta Van Fleet produced Wicklund's 2024 album The Prize. Wicklund opened for Joan Jett almost two years before the interview.

Wicklund was born in Hilton Head, South Carolina, and began writing her own songs at four. As a small child Wicklund played classical music on piano and took part in competitions. Wicklund performed in musicals as a child and was scouted for Broadway.

Wicklund formed her first band when she was eight years old. She started her band The Steppin' Stones six months after she picked up a guitar at eight.