Vixen is the trailblazing all-female hard rock band of the ’80s, known for selling over a million albums, earning six #1 MTV videos, and landing four songs on the Billboard Hot 100. Founded in St. Paul, Minnesota by guitarist Jan Kuehnemund, the band rose to fame with its classic lineup—Janet Gardner, Roxy Petrucci, and Share Ross—after signing with EMI in 1987.

Their self‑titled debut delivered the hit “Edge of a Broken Heart,” launching them into heavy MTV rotation and major touring slots with artists like Ozzy Osbourne, Scorpions, and Eddie Money. Their follow-up album Rev It Up produced more fan favorites, including “How Much Love” and “Love Is a Killer,” solidifying their status as a serious force in rock.