Here it is everyone! "For All The Hunnies" is now on Bandcamp.

Available in a limited addition purple cassette or digital download!

V-Day Show and EP Release

Grab your hunnie, your sweetie, your beau, your fish in the sea, your booty call!

BRUISER QUEEN will be playing their debut album SWEARS in its entirety AND releasing "For All the Hunnies" - an acoustic EP, recorded during the Great Snow-In of 2014.

with TIGER RIDER
and POWERLINE SNEAKERS

PS - Theme: Under the Sea!

GARAGEFEST with White Mystery!

Mark your calendars! Saturday 2/22 - We're playing GARAGEFEST - Day 3 at The Heavy Anchor with the amazing White Mystery + the Wheelers + Tiger Rider

Tenth Annual The Valley of the Vapors Independent Music Festival

We're very excited to announce we've been invited to play Tenth Annual The Valley of the Vapors Independent Music Festival in Hot Springs, AR! We'll be at Low Key Arts on Friday, March 14th. More details soon.

Bruiser Queen on the cover of the Riverfront Times

Well look at that! Your pals Bruiser Queen are on the cover of this week's print edition of Riverfront Times. We're featured in Allison Babka's story, Now Here This: Ten St. Louis Bands That Should Be Famous.

Pick up your copy today!

Bruiser Queen presents: The Twelve Bassists of Christmas

Saturday, December 14 2013
at Off Broadway - St. Louis, MO

Bruiser Queen presents:
The Twelve Bassists of Christmas
featuring the World's Largest Tambourine Ensemble
with Middle Class Fashion
and Sleepy Kitty Music

Featured bassists include: Brian McClelland (Middle Class Fashion), Paige Brubeck (Sleepy Kitty), Melinda Cooper (Town Cars), Syrhea Conaway (Syna So Pro), Wade Durbin (Pretty Little Empire), Kevin Schneider (The Blind Eyes), Beth Bombara, Kit Hamon, Matt Harnish (BUNNYGRUNT), Bryan Perry (Burrowss), Celia Shacklett (Fire Dog) and more.

Facebook event

$10 (or $5 with tambourine)

Maximum RnR "In Your Room / Ms. Everything" 7" Review

BRUISER QUEEN - "In Your Room/Ms. Everything" Fuzzy modern garage rock from this St. Louis duo. The vocals are amazing. They are strong and delicate while also projecting an odd-ish quality to keep it interesting. Parts 60s girl group, part Siouxsie Sioux. Unfortunately it means the music takes a backseat. The songs are catchy and simple, but exist to back up the vocals. Not that that is necessarily a bad thing. I like this a lot. (CK) (Certified PR)