“Besides my family, the first fans the Ronettes ever had were Gay… Accept and respect people who are different from you. Let’s bring more understanding, love and compassion to this world. Love our Gay brothers and sisters, and all our neighbors.” - Ronnie Happy Pride Month!

What a fabulous Ronnie tattoo! @tpuzio

Check out Ronnie’s performance of “Walking in the Rain” live on Deja View in 1985!

We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Brian Wilson. Ronnie and Brian always shared a mutual love and respect for each other’s talent. The world has lost a brilliant musical mind, but his songs will live on eternally. 🕊️

Her mission was to spread joy, love and kindness…through her music, she is still doing it. 📸 Larry Lapidus

Thinking of @brianwilsonlive on his birthday. In 2002, Ronnie and Brian shared a special moment backstage before his performance at the Beacon Theater in New York City. Luckily for us, that moment was captured on film.

The fabulous Ronettes recording at Gold Star Studios in Los Angeles, 1963 📸 Ray Avery

The mutual love and deep respect between Ronnie and Debbie Harry was real. Happy Birthday Debbie. Long may you rock! 📸 Ronnie and Debbie at Record Plant Studios in New York City, 1978.

Cow Palace in San Francisco was clearly the place to be on July 4, 1965! @TheRonettes The Beach Boys The Kinks Cher

Ronnie at United Western Recorders during the sessions for “I Wish I Never Saw The Sunshine” in 1966.  📸 Dennis Hopper

In July of 1963, recording sessions for "Be My Baby" began at Gold Star Studios in Hollywood, CA. The rest, as they say, is rock ’n’ roll history…

Did you know? Rolling Stone named Ronnie one of the Greatest Singers of All Time. We couldn’t agree more!

“Live on stage, there is no place else on earth I'd rather be!” -Ronnie

In July of 2017, 'Presenting The Fabulous Ronettes Featuring Veronica' landed at #20 on NPR’s list of The 150 Greatest Albums Made By Women. With so many hits to choose from, what’s your favorite track?

Remembering Ronnie’s sis, fellow Ronette Estelle Bennett on her birthday. Stylish, beautiful, kind and smart-she was Valedictorian of her High School class! Estelle’s sense of fashion helped put the Fab in the Fabulous Ronettes.

Remembering Amy Winehouse who we lost 14 years ago today.  “…to me, it was a combination of ingredients that made Amy a once-in-a-lifetime artist; the voice, lyrics, style and that attitude. Was she jazz? Soul? Blues? No she’s just Amy, unlike anyone else.”Ronnie

They weren’t always Bad Girls… Good Girls b/w Memory, 1961

Forever a Rock Star! Ronnie in the studio recording her final album English Heart in 2016. 📸 Evan Seplow

“My parents couldn’t afford to send me to singing school, so every day my homework was to listen to Frankie Lymon.” -Ronnie

Ronnie’s cover of Amy Winehouse’s “Back To Black” was released on this day in 2011.