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My name is Jennifer Finch and you can read more about what I do (and have done) below, but I wanted to let you know – I AM SO EXCITED that I finally have pull together a newsletter on SUBSTACK that is so fun and killer!
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I talk a lot about culture, punk rock, art and more. There is an AUDIO version and a PODCAST VERSION in the works.

The Punk Scholars Network will be gathering at the Punk Museum MARCH 02 and 03, 2025. Stay tuned for program details.


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While you are at the Punk Rock Museum in February and March, be sure to pick-up, touch, hols and play the Jennifer Finch’s “Ghost Bass” in the PRM Jam Room.


Jennifer Precious Finch is an American musician, producer, and visual artist. Finch was born in Boyle Heights, CA and raised in the working-class neighborhoods of West Los Angeles, Calif.
Although Finch is best known for her contributions to the legendary all-female rock band L7, she has also had a rich career as the lead singer and songwriter for Other Star People and The Shocker, additionally playing guitar and keyboards. Her original music has been featured in the soundtracks of various films and television series, highlighting her versatility as a composer and musician.
JENNIFER FINCH
Finch began her career as a visual artist in 1981 at age 13 when she got hold of a film camera and started capturing images of hardcore punk and art shows, as well as the queer scene, performance art, and skate events. While she is known for her iconic photographs of skaters, influential personalities, and performers, her raw documentation of life as a runaway and drug user in the early ’80s is both haunting and deeply transformative, offering an unfiltered glimpse into the underground culture that shaped her artistic perspective and later contributions to the cultural zeitgeist of the grunge, post-grunge and the evolving digital eras.
By the mid-1980s, Finch transitioned to stage performance, collaborating with other artists and musicians in guerrilla-style musical performances held in parking structures, powered by generators and car batteries. This raw and unconventional approach paved the way for her to explore more traditional musical avenues, leading her to write, produce, and perform with several influential bands, including Sugar Babylon (with Courtney Love and Kat Bjelland, 1984–1986), L7 (1986–present), Other Star People (1995–2001), and The Shocker (2003–present).

Jennifer Finch’s bass – “The Ghost” for more images of the The Ghost CLICK HERE
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Currently (2025), Finch is completing an undergraduate at
Antioch University in Applied Arts and Media and is considered advancing her degree.
Jennifer Finch thinks a lot about the connections between “end-stage capitalism,” equality, feminism, postcolonialism, punk, and your mom.

Jennifer Finch has played in the following bands and musical projects:
Sugar Babylon (Sugar Baby Doll) 1985-1986 with Courtney Love (Hole) and Kat Bejand (Babes in Toyland).
L7 1986 – Present
Other Star People 1996 – 2001 (OSP)
The Shocker 2003-present
Punk Rock Karaoke with Eric Melvin (Nofx) and Greg Hetson (Bad Religion)
Ugh. 1983 – with Ethan Port of Savage Republic in performance/music group.

L-R: Kat Bejelland, Courtney Love, Jennifer Finch, Susan Ramsey (aka Tippy). Sugar Babylon aka Sugar Baby Doll 1985

L-R Chris Bratton (Chain of Strength) Jennifer Finch, Xander Smith, Junko Ito. Other Star People 1998













JENNIFER FINCH SONG PLACEMENT
film and television:
BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER / New Man
episode: S12E04)
FLIPPING OUT
episode: 201
OFFICE SPACE
film
CRUEL INTENTIONS 3
film
DEGRASSI THE NEXT GENERATION
episode: Sweet Child of Mine
ROSWELL
episode: Monsters (S01E03)
Las Vegas Show Girls Nearly Famous Ep: 11, 12, 13, 14
Bam’s Unholy Union
episodes: I will Never Be Single and Season Finale
WINDOW THEORY
film
ROOM RAIDERS
episode: 712
AMERICA’S FAVORITE WATERPARKS
40 GREATEST TRL MOMENTS HOUR 2
DATE MY MOM
episode: 34
UNDERGRADS ON MTV
FASHION TELEVISION /
WHAT’S NEW SCOOBY DOO film
GROOMSMEN
film
MIAMI ANIMAL POLICE
episode: Exotic City
BIOGRAPHY
episode: Robert Downey Jr.
episodes: 24X, 29V, 23Y
GIRL FEVER
film
MAYBE IT’S ME
5 TAKES EUROPE
TWILIGHT ZONE
episode: Rewind
BEHIND THE MUSIC
episode: Coutrney Love
CRIBS
episode: 1201
GIRL FEVER
film
BEYOND THE BREAK
episode: All Riled Up
BITCHIN KITCHEN
episode: In-laws
POINT OF NO RETURN
film
FIREFOX
film
Americas Funniest Home Videos
episode: 2308




















Jennifer Finch has appeared as a Producer/Singer/Songwriter and/or Musician in the following:
1988 – L7 “L7”
1990 – L7 “Shove b/w/ Packin’ a Rod”
1990 – Teriyaki Asthma Volume III “Blood Stains.”
1990 – L7 “Smell The Magic”
1992 – L7 “Bricks Are Heavy”
1994 – L7 “Hungry For Stink”
1999 – Other Star People’s “Diamonds in the Belly of the Dog.”
2006 – The Shocker “Up Your Ashtray.”
2019 – L7 “Scatter The Rats.
As an actress, voice actress, documentaries and other screen/live appearances:
full list at IMDB:
1983 – Cocaine and Blue Eyes w/ O.J. Simpson – “Punk Audience Member.”
1984 – The Census Taker w/ Garrett Morris – “Punk Girl.”
1994 – John Waters’ Serial Mom – “Camel Lips Bass Player.”
1995 – Not Bad for a Girl – “Self.”
1999 – Decoupage 2000: Return of the Goddess – “Self.”
2003 – The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn – “Self.”
2003 – Betty Blowtorch: And Her Amazing… – “Self.”
2007 – Punk’s Not Dead – “Self.”
2015 – Cobain: Montage of Heck – “Seen in the background, somewhere.”
2017 – L7: Pretend We’re Dead – “Self.”
2017 – Scumbag – “Punk Wife.”
Jennifer Finch has participated in the following projects as a visual consultant/photographer/ etc.:
1990 – Leaving Trains/Sleeping Underwater Survivors (Photographer) SST Record
1995 – Leaving Trains/Dragged and Drowned (Photographer) SST Records
2006 – Brats On The Beat – Ramones For Kids (Producer














