The Les Elgart Orchestra is a well-known big band from the 1950s and 1960s that is still in demand. It is also known as "The Band with THAT Sound!" At prestigious venues like The Savoy Hotel in London, The Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles, and The Rainbow Room in New York City, they have delighted audiences both domestically and abroad.... read full bio
The French Twins, Tony and Jordan, are illusion experts who combine magic and technology to produce amazing performances all over the world. With digital illusions and holograms, they bring contemporary, interactive magic to any event—be it a corporate gathering in the US, a luxury party in Dubai, or an assembly in Paris. Make sure your guests have an unforgettable futuristic... read full bio
"Les Hay Babies, an indie-folk trio of best friends from New Brunswick, that craft colorful music. Using the guitar, banjo, and ukulele, the girls enthrall audiences with their authentic sounds. Les Hay Babies have hit stages with artists like Motorleague, The Novaks, Canailles, Lisa LeBlanc, and more. They have toured Europe, hitting countries like France, Switzerland, and Germany, performing a... read full bio
Stuart David Price is an English electronic musician, DJ, songwriter, and record producer who is known for his collaborations with artists such as Madonna, Dua Lipa, The Killers, New Order, Kylie Minogue, DMA's, Example, Take That, Missy Elliott, Scissor Sisters, Pet Shop Boys, Brandon Flowers, Gwen Stefani, Seal, Keane, Frankmusik, Hard-Fi, Hurts, Everything Everything, Rina Sawayama, and Darin. Price His... read full bio
Tim Harrington on vocals, Seth Jabour on guitar, Syd Butler on bass and Harrison Haynes on drums make up Les Savy Favorites. Les Savy Fav last released a whole album of brand-new music over six years ago. The new full-length album Let's Stay Friends is the product of them discovering their position in the music industry. Les Savy Fav, a band that... read full bio
Les Ttes Brules first rose to prominence in the 1980s, and quickly became the most well-known bikutsi band, at home and abroad. The band was formed by Jean-Marie Ahanda, and included the guitarist Zanzibar, who remains well-known for innovative attachment of foam rubber to the bridge of his guitar, which made the instrument sound like a traditional balafon. Zanzibar's death... read full bio
Laurent and Larry Nicholas Bourgeois, better known professional as Les Twins, are French identical twin brothers, dancers, choreographers, models, producers, musicians, designers, entrepreneurs, actors, and creative directors known for their brand, “Eleven Paris”. Les Twins were born and raised in Sarcelles, France, and they rose to fame after performing in and becoming finalists on the French television series “Incroyable Talent.”... read full bio
Leslie Grace is an American singer-songwriter from The Bronx, New York City, who was born to Dominican parents. Grace was raised in Davie, Florida, and while growing up she found her love for performing and began acting in musicals and performing in choir and in talent shows. While in middle school, Grace began to pursue a musical career and record... read full bio
Annette Jones, (known as Leslie Jones), is an American comedian and actress. She is most famous as a cast member and writer from Saturday Night Live. Since joining SNL, Jones has made in movies such as the remake of ‘Ghostbusters’, ‘Trainwreck’, ‘Masterminds’, and ‘Sing’. Jones has also done work on a list of television series that include, ‘The Blacklist’, ‘Kevin... read full bio
Leslie Mendelson is an American folk singer-songwriter based out of Brooklyn, New York. While growing up, Mendelson found inspiration in artists which included Carole King and Joni Mitchell. She also found inspiration through her father who was a music teacher and taught her how to be passionate about music from a young age. She began performing music after recording songs... read full bio
Guitar legend & vocalist LESLIE WEST was one of the first generation innovators of that hard edged, screaming, blues- rock guitar style that still defines Hard Rock & Heavy Metal Music. His rich guitar tone is one of the most recognizable of all time. In addition to his ground breaking classic recordings with MOUNTAIN, he has collaborated with the royalty... read full bio
It's been a wild and crazy ride for Gainesville's ska-punk band Less Than Jake, who first met at the University Of Florida over two decades ago. But instead of kicking their feet up and resting on their laurels, the ever-busy quintet have been working hard on the next chapter of Less Than Jake. Before the band started recording a new... read full bio
Let’s Eat Grandma is a British pop group that consists of the duo Rosa Walton and Jenny Hollingworth who have been friends since they were children. The duo have released two studio albums, “I, Gemini”, which peaked at 149 on the UK charts and most recently, “I’m All Ears”, which peaked at number 28 on the UK charts. The duo... read full bio
Blake Coddington was focused with developing a fresh musical idiom. Letdown., a brand-new project from the Chicago-based rocker, showcases his strong vocal range and very intimate lyrics over catchy guitar hooks and hypnotic drum beats. Even if the songwriter, who might pass for Jason Momoa playing the protagonist in a rock 'n roll movie, may be being a touch facetious when... read full bio
Lethal Bizzle, a British Rapper, gained enormous popularity among fans of garage and grime thanks to his graphic lyrics about violence and East London's streets. Lethal B (real name Maxwell Ansah) was drawn to the frantic energy of raves at an early age and adored the speed of drum'n'bass. Although early '90s New York hip-hop spoke to him as well,... read full bio
Letoya Luckett is an American singer-songwriter and actress who rose to fame being a member of the RnB girl-group, Destiny’s Child, alongside Beyonce, LaTavia Roberson, and Kelly Rowland. During her time with Destiny’s Child, Luckett won two Grammy Awards and was featured on the group’s first two albums and singles. Luckett was born in Houston, Texas, and she began her... read full bio
Based out of Boston, popular ‘90s band Letters to Cleo is most well remembered for their song “Here & Now”, which was featured on the Melrose Place soundtrack. They initially made waves with their SXSW performance, subsequently signing with Giant Records. Letters to Cleo recorded numerous other tracks for film and television, including a cover of The Cars’ “Dangerous Type”... read full bio
The funk band Lettuce was formed in Boston, Massachusetts, when the members all attended Berklee College of Music. The group consists of Eric Krasno on guitar, Adam Smirnoff on guitar, Neal Evans on keyboards and organ, Adam Deitch on drums, Erick Coomes on bass, Sam Kininger on Saxophone, Nigel Halls on vocals, and Rashawn Ross on trumpet. Their love of... read full bio
Level 42 are a jazz-funk rock band from Isle of Wright in England. From the 80s throughout the 90s, the band had incredible worldwide success but then decided to call it quits before getting back together 2001 to start churning out tunes again. In 1986, they had their greatest success to date, with the release of “Lessons in Love” (which... read full bio
Sonya Broner goes by the name LEVEL UP as a formidable DJ and now major name in the EDM game. As a Los Angeles native, she was able to expose herself to a diverse range of musical influences. Eventually, she made her way to Brooklyn, New York where she worked with famous DJ Rob Swift. She prominently worked as a... read full bio
