In a recent interview, alt-rock icon Tori Amos opened up about her latest concept record, her decision to skip Lilith Fair, and a conversation with the ghost of Anne Boleyn. Known for her unapologetic feminist stance, Amos continues to challenge patriarchal structures through her music and storytelling.
"I've always found that art is the best way to dismantle systems of oppression," Amos said, reflecting on her decades-long career.
Her new album weaves together themes of female empowerment and historical reflection, drawing from her own experiences and the voices of women from the past. Amos also addressed why she chose not to participate in the all-female Lilith Fair festival, explaining that her artistic path required a different kind of expression.
Fans can expect a deeply personal and politically charged work that reaffirms Amos's status as a fearless voice in music.