L Devine is a quietly expressive vocalist who creates catchy, frequently dance-oriented pop music with the approachable vulnerability of more folk-oriented artists. Growing Pains, Devine's debut EP, helped her gain greater notoriety after a few tracks she self-posted online. She then sang "Sad Songs" by producer Route 94 as a guest vocalist before delivering the two-part Near Life Experience. Olivia Rebecca... read full bio
L’Imperatrice is a French pop disco band from Paris, France, that consists of members Flore Benguigui, Charles de Boisseguin, Tom Daveau, David Gaugue, Hagni Gwon and Achille Trocellier. L’Imperatrice rose to fame after the released of their debut self-titled EP. This led to them releasing their second EP, “Sonate Pacifique” before releasing their third EP, “Odyssee”, which was then re-edited... read full bio
L'objectif is made up of former classmates Dan Richardson (guitar), Ezra Glennon (bass), Saul Kane (vocals, guitar), and Louis Bullock (drums). The young pals have a common appreciation of genres and artists that belies their young ages, including jazz funk, hip-hop, punk, post-punk and practically everything in between. Each member began playing an instrument as a toddler. L'objectif, who were also influenced... read full bio
L.A. Guns got their start on Los Angeles' Sunset Strip. The band was formed in 1986 and signed with Polygram Records in 1987, recording their first album that summer. This first album, titled ""L.A. Guns"", went on to sell 750,000 copies and earned the band its first gold album award. Now with more than 25 years' worth of noteworthy material,... read full bio
L.E.J. is a tale about friendship in addition to being a story about music. In Saint-Denis, Lucie, Elisa and Juliette all grew up together. At the Conservatory, they both studied music at the same time. Elisa and Lucie were Maîtrise de Radio France students and Juliette continued her studies at the Saint Denis Conservatoire before training L.E.J for a cover contest associated with... read full bio
Raucous punk rock band L7 sprang from the streets of Los Angeles and is sometimes grouped with the Seattle scene of the early '90s. The band's style was a collision of throat-shredding vocals, crunchy guitars, chugging rhythms and a savage attitude that would impact a spectrum of bands from Nirvana to the Distillers. It was heavily influenced by the hard-charging metal... read full bio
Lotta Lindgren, better known as Léon, is a Swedish singer and songwriter. With a background in music starting at a young age, Léon started her career as the front of a hip-hop and soul group. Her solo career took off, working with producing partner Agrin Rahmani. Amy Winehouse, Janis Joplin, Beyoncé, Sam Cooke, and other inspirational artists inspire Léon. She... read full bio
Boleros De Noche, an annual celebration of bolero music from Latin America, returns to The Ford, attracting audiences of all ages and dubbed "a bolero revival in LA" (Al Borde). La Marisoul, a native of Los Angeles, is the leading vocalist for La Santa Cecilia which garnered admirers and a Grammy prize. With an 18-piece big band orchestra, Marisoul's latest bolero... read full bio
Labrinth is most recognized for his work with some of the biggest names in music, including Tinie Tempah and Devlin on "Pass Out," Kygo and Kygo on "Fragile," Mike Posner and The Weeknd on "Silence," The Weeknd and The Weeknd on "Losers," and Noah Cyrus and The Weeknd on "Make Me (Cry)". The song "Pass Out" hit number one in... read full bio
Joanne Stefanie Singer, songwriter, and musician Lady Gaga, real name Angelina Germanotta, hails from New York, U.S.A. She started out writing songs for some of the greatest names in pop music, such as Fergie, Pussycat Dolls, Britney Spears, New Kids on the Block, and American singer-producer Akon. Gaga began working on her own original songs for her debut album after... read full bio
"New Zealand-born singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Ladyhawke was born Phillipa Brown. Her stage name was taken from the 1985 film of the same name, a common theme in her past acts. Her first group, Two Lane Blacktop, was inspired by the 1971 film of the same name. After her time with another band, Teenager, Ladyhawke released her self-titled debut solo album... read full bio
Laine Hardy is an American singer and guitarist from Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He is best known for being the winner of the 17th season of the television series “American Idol”. Hardy actually first auditioned for the 16th season of American Idol but only made it to the top 50. He was then encouraged by the judges to audition again for... read full bio
Brooklyn-born Lainie Kazan is an entertainer who has excelled as an actress and a singer. Long known as a sexy, sultry and outspoken nightclub chanteuse, Kazan switched gears several years ago and is now concentrating on acting. Today she moves easily from singing for sold out concert dates and showrooms to acting in roles for both the big screen and... read full bio
80s funk band Lakeside is most well remembered for their No. 1 R&B hit, Fantastic Voyage. With the release of their self-titled record, the group found success with the ballad If I Didnt Have You. The group made their debut on Soul Train, performing Beloyd Taylor and Peter Cors Shine On. They released Shot of Love, featuring tracks all written... read full bio
Although Lamp's sound has been compared to shibuya-kei, city pop and café music, it is also said to be hard to categorize. Their music frequently featured jazz, soul, funk, bossa nova and other influences. The Beatles, The Beach Boys, Simon & Garfunkel and Brazilian music have all been mentioned as inspirations. The group issued Ame Ni Hana, a compilation album and made a visit to... read full bio
Singer-songwriter Lana Del Rey, formerly known as Elizabeth "Lizzy" Grant, has become an instant success in the music industry following the release of smash hit after smash hit. The melancholic, melodic music of Lana Del Rey is renowned for its cinematic quality. Her music has a pop-culture fusion and a 1950s and 1960s vibe. After releasing her single "Video Games,"... read full bio
Lance Bass rose to fame as a member of the fiercely popular boy band N’Sync, which he joined as a junior in high school. After three albums and worldwide superstardom, the band disbanded in 2002. Bass has since founded his own music management company, Free Lance Entertainment, a production company by the name of A Happy Place – now Bacon... read full bio
As a pianist, songwriter, and headlining live performer, Lance Lipinsky, a native of Wimberley, Texas, is dedicated to conserving the forgotten art form of mid-century roots music, which was influenced by the emergence of the Rock & Roll era in the 1950s and early 1960s. Highlights of his career include performances at the storied Grand Ole Opry Ryman Auditorium in Nashville,... read full bio
Lancey Foux: Who is he It's obvious that Lancey Foux is not one to be categorized and that medium is where he flourishes after meeting him on a wet day in South London and witnessing him come alive in an East London studio. It would be reasonable to say that music was his chosen career after he had been producing music for... read full bio
American rapper, singer, musician, content producer, social media influencer, and famous kid Landon Barker is most known for being the son of Travis Barker, a famed rock and punk musician. He gained notoriety when he and his family appeared on the popular MTV reality show "Meet the Barkers." Barker's mother, Shanna Moakler, is a model and Miss USA, while his father, Travis Barker,... read full bio
