LA ROSA NOIR
Born & Raised in Chicago, IL. La Rosa Noir is known for their unique blend of
post-punk, surf, and Latin rhythms, tying them to their cultural heritage. Their debut
album, “Arellano,” named after frontwoman Yeshi Regalado’s grandmother’s maiden
name, pays tribute to her significant musical influence. With storytelling lyrics inspired
by personal experiences, the album explores themes of relationships, loss, and
self-discovery, set against a backdrop of dreamy dissonance and fiery punk energy.
Since their inception in 2018, La Rosa Noir has showcased their musical versatility
across various venues. Starting in the DIY scene, they have performed at notable local
spots like Empty Bottle and Sleeping Village. Their dynamic presence has also graced
stages of Navy Pier, the National Museum of Mexican Art, and the Taste of Chicago,
highlighting their growing influence and appeal. They have opened up for bands like
Jenny & The Mexicats (CDMX), Grlwood, Noa Sainz (CDMX), and The Red Pears.
For fans of: La Luz, Soda Stereo, Siouxsie & The Banshees, Slow Pulp, Mazzy Star, The Cramps.