jessica Care moore rocks The Fillmore: 20th Annual ‘Black Women Rock’ showcases power, creativity, and legacy of Black women in rock

Image courtesy of jessica Care Moore by Amber Ogden, Staff Writer Poet laureate, author, mother, activist and rock star—jessica Care moore wears many crowns, but perhaps her most potent title is that of a visionary. This Saturday, August 31st, she returns to The Fillmore Detroit to host the 20th annual Black Women Rock, a cultural cornerstone that amplifies Black women’s strength, creativity, and resilience in rock and roll. As the heartbeat of artistic empowerment, moore’s event is more than a concert—it’s a celebration of legacy, defiance, and unapologetic expression. Two decades ago, moore founded Black Women Rock to provide a platform for Black women to confidently display their talents in diverse artistic fields. The event has evolved to encompass a wide range of creative expressions, including music, spoken word, visual art, and dance. This multi-dimensional experience has garnered attention from audiences far and wide, attracting people from various locations who come to celebrate and appreciate the exceptional artistry of these talented individuals. “It’s a headliner show. Every woman on the show is a headliner. Every woman on the show has done arenas, like Kimberly Nichole, who has been on the road with Janelle Monae, and Nik West, who has been...