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FEMINAE NOX, 1201, Boul. Saint-Laurent, Montreal, QC (2026)

10/18/2025

🚨We are back!!🚨With the city’s most stacked & hardest lineup EVER!!
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➖Joined by a very special guest from Toronto
➖plus a special closing set from the Three Headed Dragon 🐉

So excited to be closing out the year with this edition of EQ Live in Montreal co-presented by +

📆November 6, 2025
⏰10 pm
📍Société des Arts Technologiques (SAT)

Tickets @ link in bio!
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EQ Live présenté par SiriusXM Canada : Édition Montréal
Nous sommes de retour le 6 novembre à la Société des Arts Technologiques (SAT) pour une soirée inoubliable célébrant les femmes et les artistes de genres divers qui façonnent l’avenir de la musique !

Mettant en vedette des performances de
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➖Avec l’invité spécial (Toronto)
➖Plus une apparition spéciale de Three Headed Dragon
Présenté par , et

Billets disponibles via le lien dans la bio !

08/13/2025

FEMINAE NOX x MUTEK 2025: Next Generation Liberated Futures

We’re thrilled to announce FEMINAE NOX‘s return as guest programmers at MUTEK Montréal Forum and Festival.

FEMINAE NOX is deeply invested in shaping an equitable future for Black, Brown, Indigenous, and other racialized women and gender-diverse folks — reclaiming power, dismantling artwashing, and building radical festivals and communities on their own terms.

Plus — for the 2nd year running — FEMINAE NOX & MUTEK presents their OPEN DOOR partnership, ensuring free access for BIPOC folks on the final day (Aug 22) of MUTEK Forum — a step toward eliminating barriers for the most marginalized voices in the industry.

FEMINAE NOX this year brings bold & transformative programming (swipe through to read more details):

🎤 Panel — RESISTING ARTWASHING: Building Artist-Led Futures in Music and Culture featuring:

♦️ Godmother of House music DJ Stacey Hotwaxx Hale
♦️New Museum ‘s NEW INC Director Salome Asega
♦️Debaser‘s Founder + Director Rachel Weldon

Moderated by
♦️FEMINAE NOX co-founder & .agency ‘s CEO + music agent Mira Silvers

🛠 Masterclass — FROM BLUEPRINT to BLOCK PARTY: How to Build Your Own DIY Festival Space led by Stacey ‘Hotwaxx’ Hale, Rachel Weldon, & Mira Silvers.

Join us August 22 for future-shifting conversations, radical imaginations, and electrifying performances.

Creative direction: Mira Silvers ( )
Art direction: Gandhi Delsoin ( at )
3D visuals: Jé Joncas (DonutJay )

08/05/2025

FEMINAE NOX is proud to announce powerful new community partnerships with:

🌐 / Pique Festival
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🖤 + Us:

These partnerships is built with the shared values of community, skill-sharing, access, mutual uplifting, resources, accessibility, & radical imagination — creating space for Brown, Black, Indigenous & racialized women and gender-diverse folks in (on & off stage) and DIY culture can BLOSSOM & THRIVE sustainably.

🎓 From workshops to masterclasses and mentorship to opportunities, these collaborations means more connection, more tools, more power, more access and more knowledge — across cities and scenes.

📣 Coming up:
🛠 BUILD YOUR OWN FESTIVAL → Aug 6, 9, 10 & 13 (Online)
🧱 RESISTING ARTWASHING → Aug 22, 11am @ MUTEK
🥳 From Blueprint to Block Party → Aug 22, 1:45pm @ MUTEK

🎉 Stay tuned for what we’re building together & read more about what these amazing organizations do!
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Debaser has become one of Ottawa’s leading independent and underground music presenters, best known for its experimental music curation and inclusive events. They are the producers of Pique, a forward-thinking, artist-driven quarterly event.

WARP is a paid learning & mentorship opportunity co-produced + co-facilitated by a consortium of DIY music and arts organizations in the Algonquin-Anishinaabe territory. Goal is to equip and support early- and mid-career individuals and artist collectives with the essentials of project development, providing DIY organizers with resources & tools they need to create safe(r), more accessible, & more sustainable experiences.

CULTUR’ELLES MTL promotes the advancement of women of colour in culture, arts and media. Since its creation in 2021, Cultur’Elles MTL has demonstrated a commitment to female representation and cultural diversity through workshops and digital content to foster diverse community around culture & arts in Montreal.

08/04/2025

Ready to Build Your Own Festival? 🎪

Apply to attend *FREE* Summer Intensive Workshops & Masterclass by FEMINAE NOX &

From Blueprint to Block Party: How to Build Your Own DIY Festival Space

Course will break down the real steps of creating your own DIY festival space. From finding a venue and booking artists to budgeting, partnerships, and outreach — we’re giving you the blueprint AND the tools.

📍 Spots are limited.
🧍🏽‍♀️Who should Apply? Black, Brown, Indigenous, & other visibly racialized women & gender diverse folks
📩 Apply now (link in bio)
➡️ Deadline Aug 5, 2025

Not just attend. Not just perform.
Build it. Design it. Curate it. Lead it.

🛠️ Complete the summer intensive workshops to unlock your seat at the FEMINAE NOX Masterclass at on Aug 22 with Godmother of House Music and Debaser/Pique Festival founder

It’s your time to shift live music!

🎨S/O to our brilliant graphic designer at

06/06/2025

FEMINAE NOX is thrilled to announce their debut Toronto event featuring an intimate convo between & alongside a networking event for BIPOC womxn in music + entertainment
💫 Free to attend — RSVP link in bio (limited spaces!)

Taking place on the eve of ’s highly anticipated Toronto debut (June 9 @ Longboat Hall - 7pm) we welcome two visionary artists engaged in a rare conversation of radical imaginations.

Join a rare and intimate featuring Annahstasia, a genre-bending alchemist & multidisciplinary artist, in dialogue with global award-winning visual artist Rajni Perera for a boundary-breaking fireside chat on myth, futurism, and diasporic world-building. This intimate exchange will explore intersections of music, art, resiliency, and radical futures.

📅 Sunday, June 8 @ 12–3:30PM 📍 .unltd (1213 Bathurst Street, Toronto) With deepest thank you to for generously hosting this moment.

A huge thank you to for gratuitously providing refreshments and drinks during this event!
 Come to connect, reflect, and build community.

06/04/2025

INTRODUCING: Grace LaDoja

From Skepta to Supreme, Nike to Fenty, has been shaping youth culture for over a decade. Born in London with Nigerian roots, she began her career as a filmmaker, linking early on with sneaker community Crooked Tongues. When Supreme expanded into Europe, she led its strategy and partnerships, helping build its cultural capital over ten years.

Grace became a key collaborator with grime icon Skepta, creating a broader cultural ecosystem around his artistry. Her work on his Mercury Prize-winning Konnichiwa earned her an MBE in 2018. She later applied this strategy to Afrobeats producer Sarz, continuing their partnership into 2025.
In 2017, Grace co-founded , a creative agency spanning music management, brand partnerships, and cultural consultancy. A year later, she launched - an annual Lagos festival turned global platform spotlighting African creative talent through events, collaborations, and media moments.
In 2020, Grace and Metallic launched the Metallic Fund, offering grants and mentoring for Black creatives in the UK. The initiative aims to combat racial inequality by opening doors for young Black talent in the creative industries.

Grace’s work bridges continents, genres, and generations - building legacies that redefine modern culture.

It’s FINALLY here! Follow & for exclusive updates!!

06/03/2025

INTRODUCING: Whitney Boateng

Whitney Boateng started her career in music as an intern for doing music management. Her time there saw her work with the likes of George the Poet, Jacob Banks and Wretch 32; where she learnt the intricacies of the music business. She later highlighted her deep affinity for the live events and that led her to make the decision that creating tangible live experiences for people was where she wanted to impact within the music industry.

Whitney pivoted into live promotions and left Renowned Group to join Coda (Paradigm) before moving on to ( ). During her time at Live Nation she worked on an array of international acts such as Megan Thee Stallion, Tion Wayne, Cruel Santino, Headie One, The Ends Festival, and more.

Whitney then went on to join as an agent in the music PA (Personal Appearance) department to continue to fulfil her passion in the Live Industry where she now represents the likes of Shallipopi, K-Trap, JayO, Juls and many more talented artists

T-1 day until our debut tomorrow! Come early to grab a good seat!

06/03/2025

INTRODUCING: Irene Agbontaen

is a cultural powerhouse and trailblazer in the worlds of music, fashion, and global brand strategy. As the Senior Director of Artist Brand Strategy at , she plays a pivotal role in fostering groundbreaking collaborations between artists and the world’s most iconic brands. Irene’s work amplifies the reach and influence of talent, with a focus on connecting artists to culturally resonant campaigns that drive global impact.

A champion of Afrobeats and African culture, Irene has been instrumental in shaping the careers of global superstars such as Burna Boy, Ayra Starr, and Tyla. Her strategic vision has brokered landmark partnerships, including Burna Boy’s inclusion in BOSS’s global campaign alongside Naomi Campbell and David Beckham, Ayra Starr’s live performance alongside Post Malone on Roblox, and Tyla’s ascension as the face of Nike and Mercedes-Benz.

Beyond UTA, Irene is the founder of , a groundbreaking fashion and lifestyle platform that includes a highly regarded podcast series, TTYA Talks, and curated cultural programming. Her work has expanded into partnerships with brands like Pernod Ricard, creating spaces for communities to gain insights from cultural leaders and shape their own paths to success.

An in-demand speaker and thought leader, Irene has graced stages at events like Advertising Week, where she recently led a conversation with British Vogue Editor-in-Chief Chioma Nnadi and Metallic Inc founder Grace Ladoja on Africa’s influence on global fashion, music, and culture.

With her unparalleled ability to bridge industries and redefine cultural relevancy, Irene Agbontaen is a leading voice at the intersection of music, fashion, and brand innovation, driving a new era of global storytelling and was named Top 100 innovators by Vogue Business.

Make sure to follow & to stay up to date! See you guys soon ✨

06/02/2025

INTRODUCTING: Alexandra Ampofo

As a Live Music Promoter at (Live Nation UK), helps shape unforgettable live experiences for artists and audiences alike. Her current roster includes Tyla, Amaarae, Tommy Richman, Shenseea, Gabzy, Bashy, Enny, Debbie, Leigh-Anne (Little Mix), Madame Joyce & more. She has also worked on a diverse range of artists, from stadium-filling icons to breakout talent, including Ms Lauryn Hill, Robbie Williams, Janelle Monáe, Ella Mai, SiR, Mura Masa, Kojey Radical, and more.

Beyond the stage, She leads Embrace Nation at Live Nation UK, a transformative cultural hub championing racial equality and fostering meaningful conversations across the industry.
With 10+ years in live music, Alexandra built platforms that empower artists and communities. In 2013, Alexandra founded Acoustic Live, an award-winning events series that celebrates raw, stripped-back music.She also co-founded Women Connect, a not-for-profit collective creating safer, more inclusive spaces for women, non-binary individuals, and gender-expansive creatives.
She thrives at the intersection of music, culture, and social impact, having collaborated with Sony Music, Google, Puma, Ticketmaster, KA Drinks, and Desperados to elevate emerging talent. Her work with UNICEF Music Group and The F List reflects her belief in music’s power to drive change.

T-minus 2 days until our panel !Come early to grab a seat — and make sure follow & to stay in the loop and exclusive behind the scenes content✨

05/27/2025

🚨This is not a drill! We are beyond excited to announce our debut in London with our first-ever panel at the inaugural SXSW London ( ) on June 4th, 2025 featuring , , , — moderated by + intro by .k
 FEMINAE NOX presents: African Women in Live Music: Business in the Global Markets

A powerful conversation where, together, we unpack what it means to build new infrastructure, move through international markets, and lead with cultural fluency and vision — all while navigating an industry that too often overlooks racialized womxn.

“Celebrate the artist, yes — but don’t forget the ones brokering the deal, curating the stages, producing shows, and reshaping culture.”

This year, the global live music industry is projected to reach $38.58 billion — and yet Black women still make up only 1.7% of live music executives ( ).

This gap is not just a statistic — it’s a call to action 💥 And we’re answering it.

🗣️ FEMINAE NOX presents a stacked panel spotlighting these global cultural architects breaking barriers and leading the next generation.
 🔸 Alexandra Ampofo – Promoter ( )
🔸 Grace Ladoja MBE – Founder &  🔸 Irene Agbontaen – Senior Director of Artist Strategy & Music Brand Partnerships  🔸 Whitney Boateng – Agent  🔸 Moderated by FEMINAE NOX co-founder Mira Silvers & CEO/Agent .agency
🔸 With Intro by FEMINAE NOX co-founder Seny Kassaye & marketing strategist

This moment is not just ours — it’s for every Black, Brown, Indigenous, racialized woman and gender-diverse artist, music executive, and creator who has been told to wait their turn. We’re done waiting!
 👑 We’re not here to be tokens. We are titans — and we’re just getting started. 🖤

05/27/2025

🚨This is not a drill! We are beyond excited to announce our debut in London with our first-ever panel at the inaugural SXSW London () on June 4th, 2025 featuring , , , — moderated by + intro by .k
 FEMINAE NOX presents: African Women in Live Music: Business in the Global Markets

A powerful conversation where, together, we unpack what it means to build new infrastructure, move through international markets, and lead with cultural fluency and vision — all while navigating an industry that too often overlooks racialized womxn.

“Celebrate the artist, yes — but don’t forget the ones brokering the deal, curating the stages, producing shows, and reshaping culture.”

This year, the global live music industry is projected to reach $38.58 billion — and yet Black women still make up only 1.7% of live music executives ( ).

This gap is not just a statistic — it’s a call to action 💥 And we’re answering it.

🗣️ FEMINAE NOX presents a stacked panel spotlighting these global cultural architects breaking barriers and leading the next generation.
 🔸 Alexandra Ampofo – Promoter ( )
🔸 Grace Ladoja MBE – Founder &  🔸 Irene Agbontaen – Senior Director of Artist Strategy & Music Brand Partnerships  🔸 Whitney Boateng – Agent  🔸 Moderated by FEMINAE NOX co-founder Mira Silvers & CEO/Agent .agency
🔸 With Intro by FEMINAE NOX co-founder Seny Kassaye & marketing strategist

This moment is not just ours — it’s for every Black, Brown, Indigenous, racialized woman and gender-diverse artist, music executive, and creator who has been told to wait their turn. We’re done waiting!
 👑 We’re not here to be tokens. We are titans — and we’re just getting started. 🖤

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