"Lacey Sturm is an American singer and songwriter. She is the co-founder and former lead vocalist of Flyleaf. Sturm went solo after Flyleaf and became the first solo female to top the Billboard Hard Rock Albums chart with her debut. She grew up as an atheist and became Christian when she contemplated suicide and ended up in a church where... read full bio
Lacey Schwimmer is an American competitive ballroom dancer. She has made herself a household name from being on the hit dancing television shows So You Think You Can Dance and Dancing With the Stars. She began training and dancing competitively at a very young age. Lacey comes from a very talented dance family. Her parents are notable West Coast Swing... read full bio
Lacey Brown is a singer-songwriter from Amarillo, Texas. Lacey’s love for music was clear from a very young age. Lacey’s musical style is a blend of folk, country, and rock. She is most influenced by artists Kings of Leon, Lady Antebellum, U2, Dolly Parton, Pete Yorn, and Coldplay. Lacey became a household name when she auditioned for the very... 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
LabRat is a sonic architect who pushes the limits of sound and innovation, not merely a music producer. LabRat creates complex aural experiments that engage listeners on an emotional and bodily level out of an unquenchable desire for the unexplored musical lands. Born and raised in Santa Cruz, where there is a thriving and diverse underground music scene, LabRat got his... read full bio
The trio of electronic music producers Charlesthefirst, Supertask and Potions is behind Lab Group. Lab Group is an ever-evolving aggregate for the trio's combined creative efforts, born out of an initial self-titled tour. The project started as a means for the core trio to collaborate, but it has since evolved into a curatorial effort that includes some of their favorite producers.... read full bio
La’Porsha Renae is an American RnB soul singer-songwriter from McComb, Mississippi, who rose to fame after finishing as the runner-up winner of the 15th season of the reality competition series “American Idol.” Renae always had a love for music and originally auditioned for the 10th season of American Idol but came back for the 15th. Renae auditioned with the single... read full bio
La'Porsha Renae, a phenomenal vocal powerhouse, established herself on the music world as a finalist in American Idol's final season. She distinguished herself from the other competitors throughout the competition, winning praise for having the "voice of a goddess" and dominating the stage with her inherent charm. Her captivating performances wowed the Idol judges, and former contestants Kelly Clarkson and... read full bio
La Trakalosa is a band from Monterrey, Nuevo Leon. Almost immediately after their formation, they met great success in both Mexico and the U.S. La Trakalosa have released many chart-topping hits, including ""Después de ti no hay nada"", ""San Lunes"", ""Concha del alma"", ""Mi padrino el Diablo"", ""Tres disparos"", ""Tatuado hasta los huesos"", ""Un par de cerdos"", ""Borracho de amor"",... read full bio
Mexican hardcore rap trio La Santa Grifa hails from Tampico, Tamaulipas. The trio writes gritty, explicit songs about drugs, booze, and street life. They are inspired by bands such as Control Machete and Cartel de Santa. They frequently combine fast-paced rapping with slow, sinister music. Over the years, they have changed up their lineup, although Yusak, Reghos, Toldeck, and Waza... read full bio
Grammy-winning Mexican-American rock group La Santa Cecilia is based in Los Angeles. They use a variety of Pan-American rhythms, such as cumbia, bossa-nova, rumba, bolero, tango, R&B, jazz and klezmer music, to draw inspiration from around the globe. La Santa Cecilia, named for the patron saint of music, sings in both English and Spanish with a mesmerizing voice about love, sorrow,... read full bio
La Roux is an electronic music artist, fronted by Eleanor “Elly” Jackson. Her self-titled album was released to critical and commercial acclaim, winning a Grammy Award. The album produced hit singles ‘In for the Kill’ and ‘Bulletproof.’ She has performed at a multitude of different venues, premiered music on BBC Radio 1, and more. La Roux has shared the stage... read full bio
Introducing LaReezy, a New Orleans-born rapper. The goal of the U.T.H. (Utilizing Time Here) Leader is to motivate the next generation of individuals to follow their passions, find their callings, and work toward improving themselves. Through his music, LaReezy creates an image of a society in which everyone is inspired to defy expectations and embark on a path toward personal growth.... read full bio
Sam Dust, also known as his stage name LA Priest is a musician who was previously apart of the dance-punk band, Late of the Pier. As a solo artist, Dust focuses on experimental pop, space-age rock and quirky IDM. He has most recently released his debut studio album, “Inji”. Some of his most popular songs include, “Oino”, “Learning To Love”,... 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
La Maquinaria Nortena is a Mexican Norteno band that consists of members Keith Nieto, Sergio Soto, Rory Nieto, Tony Nieto and Edgar Magdaleno. Each member of the band brings something different to the table and plays instruments such as drums, saxophone, accordion, electric bass and more. La Maquinaria Nortena rose to fame after the release of their self-titled debut album.... read full bio
La Mafia is one of the most versatile and critically acclaimed Latino bands in the music industry. Vocalist Oscar De La Rosa and accordion player Armando Lichtenberger Jr. founded La Mafia in 1980. The rest of the group includes bass player Tim Ruiz, drummer Joe Gonzalez, keyboardist David DeLaGarza, and guitarist Viktor Pachecho. They have been able to create an... read full bio
The California rock group La Luz is well-known for their flawless fusion of heavenly harmonies, sultry guitars, and their trademark balance of ecstasy and chaos. The band, which Shana Cleveland founded, has continuously advanced their music by fusing folk, psychedelic, garage rock, and doo-wop with a very personal and cosmic sense. Following Cleveland's breast cancer diagnosis, they wrote their most recent... read full bio
The Los Angeles League of Musicians, or LA LOM, is a local instrumental group. They combine the twang of Peruvian Chicha and Bakersfield Country with the sounds of Cumbia Sonidera, 1960s soul ballads and traditional love boleros that come from radios, backyard parties and dance clubs in Los Angeles. LA LOM has been connecting with a young audience that wants to listen to... read full bio
La La Land in Concert is a Live-to-Film celebration that has performed at such events as its World Premiere at the Hollywood Bowl. Conducted by the Oscar-winning composer Justin Hurwitz himself, the performance has earned rave reviews from publications such as Billboard and Variety, and it has been called a bountiful feast for the eyes and ears, while never... read full bio
