Alice Black
Alice is a Musician and Producer based in Glasgow. An intersectional feminist, she strives to create opportunities for youth to become powerful leaders and has been involved with Girls Rock and other youth and arts-focused organisations across the world in Latvia, Estonia and California as well as Glasgow, Edinburgh and London. She is a multi-instrumentalist and currently plays guitar and lead vocals for VITL, a punk rock band based in Glasgow and provides bass for Irish Alt-Rock artist Sister Ghost. As an established television Producer, she has worked for major media companies making shows for Netflix, BBC, Channel 4 and Apple TV among others. Alice volunteered in the 2017, 2018 and 2019 summer schools and took over as Director in 2023.
beth black
beth is a musician and advocate based in Glasgow. She has what she lovingly calls a “portfolio career” which thus far has involved working in schools for disabled children, running songwriting workshops inside prisons, founding a feminist choir, playing in many DIY bands and most recently, making a start on a PhD. Her most active bands are flinch. (somewhere between emo and indie pop) and Slowlight (somewhere between post-hardcore and dad rock). beth volunteered on the 2017, 2018 and 2019 summer schools.
Lorn Rankin
Lorn is a bass player, graphics illustrator, canva master and a pro at the nyt mini crossword. After finishing their research masters she now works in a community and marketing role for a local charity. As someone who was not able to afford the opportunity to pursue their passion for music growing up lorn is now thriving in local girl band flinch. and with the support of her friends has since joined other projects. She loves the creative side of being in a band and is always up for creating any silly merch ideas thrown her way.
Lucy Taylor - Bloom
Lucy is a Glasgow-based musician and educator, and the lead vocalist of the punk rock all-girl band Venus in The Lake. With a degree in teaching, Lucy has years of experience working with children and young adults in low-income communities, leading and creating arts and gardening projects focused on empowering young people. Her youth-led, nurture-based approach is rooted in feminist values, supporting the next generation of creatives. Lucy has held management roles in social enterprises, combining her passion for social justice with leadership and business expertise.
Fi Jones
Fi is a Glasgow-based content producer and PR girly with a passion for music. She has a background in factual television and digital formats, working with brands like BBC Three and BBC Introducing. She was the content lead for BBC Scotland's music strand, TUNE and has a a solid track record of filming and producing engaging music content for youth audiences. Fi's currently working in PR, once again specialising in music and content. Her rockstar of a niece inspired Fi to volunteer at Girls Rock Glasgow's 2024 Summer School. Despite having no musical skills whatsoever she thrived being a "professional cheerleader" for the girls and she has her heart set on making the experiences and opportunities through Girls Rock Glasgow endless.