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Rolling Quartz
Rolling Quartz is a South Korean rock band from Seoul, formed in August 2019 through the merger of two earlier groups, Rolling Girlz and Rose Quartz. The five-piece band, signed to Rolling Star Entertainment, officially debuted on December 30, 2020, with the single Blaze.
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United States
- Aug 2CharlotteHeist Brewery and Barrel ArtsView details
- Aug 4WashingtonKarma DC Live Music VenueView details
- Aug 6PhiladelphiaPhilaMOCAView details
- Aug 7New YorkSoho LiveView details
- Sep 14PortlandStar TheaterView details
- Sep 17SacramentoThe Press ClubView details
- Sep 21San DiegoMusic BoxView details
- Sep 30Oklahoma City89th Street - OKCView details
- Oct 7HoustonRockefellersView details
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Past shows
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United States
- Aug 1KnoxvilleOpen Chord StageView details
- Jul 30OrlandoThe AbbeyView details
- Jul 25NashvilleRiverside RevivalView details
- Jul 18ChicagoLogan Square AuditoriumView details
About Rolling Quartz
The band performs guitar-driven rock and grunge, a departure from the pop-oriented sound that dominates much of the South Korean music industry, with each member playing her own instrument on record and on stage. The lineup consists of vocalist Jayoung, guitarists Iree and Hyunjung, bassist Arem, and drummer Yeongeun.
Rolling Quartz spent its first year performing in clubs in Seoul's Hongdae indie music district before releasing its debut EP, Fighting, in February 2022. The EP reached the top five on the US iTunes rock albums chart, making Rolling Quartz the first Korean indie band to chart there.
The band has continued releasing music through the mid-2020s, including the EPs Victory (2024) and Roll the Dice (2026), while maintaining a stated goal of establishing rock as a mainstream genre within South Korea's pop-dominated music scene.