## Introduction to Worm Girlz Worm Girlz are a fierce, five-member alternative rock band from Meanjin (Brisbane), Australia. They debuted in 2023 with their single "Dirt," quickly gaining recognition with their unapologetic messages of identity, pride, and self-love. The group consists of Jade Montgomery, Angie Gale, Isabella Wood-de-Melo, Lauren Rowe, and Nikolai Bray, who collectively bring a playful yet powerful energy to their music and performances. ## Musical Style and Impact The band’s music features an infectious blend of anthem rock riffs and powerful lyrics, resonating deeply with fans. Their track "Not My Body" has been praised as one of Australia's new heart-wrenching rock songs, comparing favorably to artists like Ruby Fields and Camp Cope. Worm Girlz are known for their memorable songs that combine energetic sound with meaningful messages. ## Performances and Presence Worm Girlz have made significant waves in the Australian music scene, performing at major festivals such as Laneway Festival and BIGSOUND. Their live shows, like their transformative presence at the BIGSOUND festival, celebrate color, movement, and unity within the community. Their debut single “Dirt” received support from major stations including Triple J Unearthed, 4ZZZ, and PBS. ## Recent Activities and Future Plans In November 2024, Worm Girlz launched their single “Thinkin’ Bout” at The Valley Loft in Meanjin, with further performances planned alongside artists such as Suzi and Platonic Sex in Melbourne and Brisbane. They continue to celebrate connection within their loyal fanbase and the queer community, promising energetic and celebratory live experiences. > “Instantly catchy and familiar without feeling simple” — a reflection of their music’s impact, drawing fans across the East Coast of Australia. ## Summary Worm Girlz stand out as unapologetically bold trailblazers in the alternative rock scene, using their music to challenge norms and uplift communities with their vibrant sound and messages of self-expression.

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Rolling Stone Australia — 2025-11-28