In the vibrant world of rock music, a new star is rising – Sierra Levesque. At just 18, this Ontario-based guitarist has not only amassed an impressive collection of 20 guitars but has also grabbed the spotlight with her unique blend of talent, determination, and passion for rock ’n’ roll.
Early Beginnings and Musical Evolution
Levesque’s journey into music began with musical theater at the tender age of three. However, her love for rock icons like Guns N’ Roses and Black Sabbath soon took center stage. A pivotal moment came when she received a white Epiphone Flying V as a gift from her parents. This ignited a passion for the guitar that has only grown stronger over the years.
From Sweet Child O’ Mine to Her Own Music
Contrary to her teacher’s expectations of her leaning towards pop icons like Taylor Swift, Levesque found her groove in rock music. She recalls the moment when learning Guns N’ Roses’ “Sweet Child O’ Mine” made everything click, marking the beginning of her journey into rock music.
Mentorship from Legends and Growing Fame
Levesque’s dedication to her craft led her to seek mentorship from renowned artists. Her guitar skills sharpened under the guidance of Ron ‘Bumblefoot’ Thal, and she even shared the stage with Tracii Guns. With over 34,000 followers on Instagram and nearly 25,000 on TikTok, she’s not just making music; she’s making waves.
A Diverse Arsenal and the Art of Crafting Music
Her collection of guitars, ranging from Epiphones to LTDs, is a testament to her devotion to her instrument. Each guitar plays a role in her creative process, helping her craft music that starts with a riff and blossoms into full compositions. Her process is analytical yet fluid, aiming to create solos that are uniquely hers.
Original Music and Future Aspirations
Levesque’s debut single, “Get Off My Stage,” and her cover of Chuck Berry’s “Run Rudolph Run,” showcase her versatility and creativity. With 20 songs ready and more to come in 2024, she’s poised to make a significant impact on the rock scene. Her upcoming single, “Wrong About You,” promises to reveal more of her musical range, blending piano and acoustic bass into her rock roots.
Conclusion: A Name to Remember
Sierra Levesque is more than a musician; she’s a force to be reckoned with in the rock ’n’ roll world. Her journey, marked by hard work, mentorship, and an unwavering love for rock music, stands as a beacon for aspiring musicians. With a vision clear and her talent undeniable, Sierra Levesque is indeed staking her claim as the future of rock ’n’ roll.