Maid of Ace

Maid of Ace are a punk rock band based in Hastings, U.K. The line-up consists of local-born sisters Alison Cara Elliott (Lead vocals/guitar), Anna Coral Elliott (vocals/guitar), Amy Catherine Elliott (bass/vocals) and Abby Charlotte Elliott (drums). The band have achieved press coverage in the music magazine Vive Le Rock,[1] website Louder Than War.[2] as well as the website for BBC Radio 6 Music, which posted video footage of the band's performance on the BBC Introducing stage at the 2015 Glastonbury Festival.[3][4]

Maid of Ace
OriginHastings, Sussex
GenresPunk Rock
LabelsMaid of Ace Records
MembersAlison Cara Elliott, Anna Coral Elliott, Amy Catherine Elliott, Abby Charlotte Elliott

History

The four band members are sisters and played their first gig in 2005 at their secondary school. They have to date self-released three albums. Second album Maid in England was reviewed by Ged Babey for Louder Than War[2] They have also made several high-profile festival performances including the Glastonbury Festival in 2015, from which their performance of song "Bone Deth" was filmed by the BBC and uploaded as a video to the BBC 6music website[3][4] and the Rebellion Festival, at which their performance at the 2017 festival was reviewed in Vive Le Rock magazine.[1]

Discography

Albums

  • Maid of Ace (2014 Maid of Ace)
  • Maid in England (2016 Maid of Ace)
  • Live Fast Or Die (2020 Maid of Ace)

Singles

  • Forever (Devil In The Belfry Remix) / Vacant Night split single with Dee Skusting & The Rodents (2021 Safety Pin Magazine)

References
  1. Maid Of Ace Rebellion Festival 2017 live review with photograph, Vive Le Rock Issue 47 pp 80–81
  2. Maid Of Ace Maid In England album review by Ged Babey, Louder Than War, 31 July 2016
  3. BBC 6music website - Maid of Ace "Bone Deth" Glastonbury Festival 2015 live video, retrieved October 5, 2023
  4. BBC 6music website - Introducing Stage index Glastonbury Festival 2015, retrieved October 5, 2023
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