Crucified Barbara formed in Stockholm, Sweden in 1998, and the band has stayed true to themselves ever since. Almost 20 years into their career they remain Sweden's most successful and well known all female band, and were at the forefront of hard rock bands forming and making a name for themselves in Scandinavia's thriving music scene.Four studio albums in, they continue to shatter any preconceived notions that women can not play hard rock just as good as men,touring all over the world and refusing to conform themselves for commercial gain is what has kept the band's strong fan following all these years. Nicki Wicked-Drums,Ida Evileye-Bass,Mia Coldheart-Vocals&Guitar,Klara Force-Guitar Crucified Barbara was a Swedish band formed in 1998. They played a mixture of heavy metal, sleaze rock and hard rock. They released two singles in 2005 (Losing The Game and Rock N' Roll Bachelor) before releasing their debut album In Distortion We Trust the same year. This was followed up by a new single (Play Me Hard) in 2006. Their second album 'Til Death Do Us Party was released in February 2009. The only single off that album was Jennyfer, a track featuring Mats Levén on vocals who also partly produced the album. They released a new album in May 2012, called The Midnight Chase. The final album In The Red was released in 2014. The band announced the split on June 14th 2016 Discography: In Distortion We Trust (2005) 'Til Death Do Us Party (2009) The Midnight Chase (2012) In The Red (2014) Members: Mia Coldheart (vocals, guitar) Klara Force (guitar, backing vocals) Ida Evileye (bass) Nicki Wicked (drums, backing vocals) ATTENTION !! after almost ten years the band returns to the stage they currently have four festival dates confirmed : 2025 June 4-7 Sweden Rock Festival - Sweden June 24 -27 Resurrection Fest - Spain July 12 Laguerre du son Festival - France Aug 1 Scogsrojet - Sweden <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/Crucified+Barbara">Read more on Last.fm</a>. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.