Rolling Quartz: From Formation to Global K-Rock Pioneers
Rolling Quartz, a female Korean rock band, is a five-member band starting to garner attention. Due to the band’s music, which is often referred to as a genre in a barren land, it surely will be an alternative genre in the K-pop scene.
In August 2019, two promising bands, Rolling Girlz and Rose Quartz, merged their talents to form the all-female rock ensemble Rolling Quartz. Their journey took off with the release of their debut single, “Blaze,” in December 2020.
Despite the challenges of a global pandemic, Rolling Quartz made a significant impact by connecting with fans through vibrant online concerts, a strategic move that paid off as live venues were shuttered worldwide.
Following their chart successes, Rolling Quartz embarked on tours across the U.S. and Europe, and now, Australia, cementing their status as a formidable presence in the rock genre.
Today, Rolling Quartz is not only a leader in the Korean rock scene but also a dynamic force broadening the horizons of K-rock. Their unique blend of energy and innovation continues to invigorate the K-pop scene, marking them as a standout act to watch in the international music industry.
Within two years of their debut, Rolling Quartz has rapidly risen to become a leading K-rock band in Korea. The members achieved remarkable success after the release of their mini-album “Fighting”:
Ranking 23rd on the worldwide iTunes album chart
5th on the U.S. Rock Album chart
30th on the European iTunes album chart
47th and 43rd on the iTunes charts in the UK and Germany, respectively.