Luther Dickinson, a brilliant guitarist with a diverse spectrum of inspirations, has acquired a reputation as an innovator in modern blues while also having a great understanding and appreciation for its rich past. Whether co-leading the North Mississippi Allstars with his drummer brother Cody, recording and performing solo or collaborating with regional artists ranging from Jimbo Mathus and Sharde Thomas to... read full bio
Lunch At Allen's is an extraordinary musical revue by internationally renowned artists, Murray McLauchlan, Cindy Church, Marc Jordan, and Ian Thomas who perform together as a band -- the stage show is an intimate and humorous performance by some of Canada's finest individual performers. It all began as a regular get together at Allen's Pub & restaurant on The Danforth... read full bio
Here We Go Magic's lead singer/songwriter Luke Temple first made a name for himself as a muralist. The band’s music has been described as a blend of indie folk, baroque pop, and plains country. Originally from Boston, Temple bounced nomadically about the country before settling in New York City to pursue his musical career. The similarly psychedelic pop-inflected Pigeons arrived... read full bio
Luke Sital-Singh is a British singer-songwriter known for his emotionally stirring and compelling music. Born and raised in the small southwest London town of New Malden, he grew up in a family of musicians, where his parents encouraged all of their sons to pick up musical instruments. From the age of 11, Luke took up the violin and eventually found... read full bio
Since he began performing and recording more than ten years ago, Canterbury-based singer-songwriter Luke Jackson has slowly built up an admirable reputation in the folk, roots, Americana and acoustic circuits. Luke often tours around Europe, the United States and Canada in addition to the UK. Five albums, including a live album, were published between his first album "More Than Boys" and his most... read full bio
Luka Bloom is Barry Moore, younger brother of Irish folk legend Christy Moore. Bloom moved to New York and recorded a pensive Riverside (Reprise, 1990) before returning to Ireland and starting his major career with The Acoustic Motorbike (Reprise, 1992), an album that, contrary to the title, is arranged with a drum machine and absorbs American influences (such as rap).... read full bio
Lucy Spraggan is an English singer-songwriter from Buxton, England. She grew fame after auditioning for the reality television series “The X Factor”, performing her own song, “Last Night”. Spraggan unfortunately had to quit The X Factor due to an illness and ended up placing ninth place in the show but after, she was signed to Columbia Records. Spraggan began her... read full bio
Lucy Rose is a singer, musician, and songwriter from England who got her musical beginnings playing drums with her school orchestra. She played her piano at home and began writing songs at a young age. She bought a guitar and taught herself to play it; at 16, she started writing songs. However, she kept her material secret until later in... read full bio
Lucy Dacus is an American indie-rock singer-songwriter and musician from Richmond, Virginia. She graduated from Maggie L. Walker Governor’s School and went on to study film at Virginia Commonwealth University but left to pursue a career in music. From there, Dacus released her debut single “I Don’t Wanna Be Funny Anymore”, and then released her debut album, “No Burden”. Since... read full bio
Lucius is an American indie-pop band that consists of members Jess Wolfe, Holly Laessig, Dan Molad, and Peter Lalish. They have released three studio albums, “Wildewoman”, which peaked at number 5 on the US Heatseekers charts, “Good Grief” which peaked at number 6 on the US Indie charts, and “Nudes”, which peaked at number 12 on the US Indie charts.... read full bio
The object of cultish adoration for years, singer/songwriter Lucinda Williams recorded her first albums in a traditional country and blues style and received very little attention from radio, the media, or the public. She then released her self-titled album, Lucinda Williams. This release featured Passionate Kisses", a song later recorded by Mary Chapin Carpenter that garnered Lucinda her first Grammy... read full bio
Growing up in the desolate areas of Greater London, Luca Wilding never picked up an instrument. His ultimate passion for Leonard Cohen and a family habit of singing along to old stories and gunslinger ballads inspired him to start penning songs. Later, after being motivated by a mixtape his encouraging schoolteacher had given him, he set out to fulfill his... read full bio
Andrea Silva, better known as her moniker Loyal Lobos is a Colombian artist based in Los Angeles, California. She grew up in Bogota, Colombia, and she started performing in her school choir when she was only in kindergarten. A few years down the line and Silva started learning how to play the guitar and when she turned 18, she moved... read full bio
Husband and wife Daniel and Lauren Goans form the folk music duo Lowland Hum. They provide their fans with a raw and intimate sound that has been refined over years of consistently working together. In their live performances, the pair shares an engaging experience of thoughtful songcraft blended with audience interaction and spontaneous songs about the day’s happenings. Lowland Hum’s... read full bio
Louis Tomlinson is a singer and songwriter from England who is most well known as a member of the well-loved boy band, One Direction. Though he is now known as a singer, Louis got his start in the entertainment industry as an actor. He appeared in the ITV drama films entitled Fat Friends, If I Had You, and Waterloo Road.... read full bio
Louis Baker is a highly acclaimed soul musician and singer-songwriter hailing from Wellington, New Zealand. Born around 1989 in Newtown, he was raised in a tight-knit working-class Ngāpuhi family, where he developed a passion for music from a young age. Baker started writing songs at the age of 11, and by the age of 17, he was a finalist in... read full bio
Loudon Wainwright III is more than just a singer/songwriter. He is a folk singer, humorist, and actor. Wainwright has produced over 22 albums in his musical career and has appeared on numerous television shows and movies. He started his career as a writer and editor for Life magazine and became a folk singer in the late 1960s. Wainwright has won... read full bio
Lost Under Heaven is the collaboration between Ellery James Roberts and Ebony Hoorn. They say their music is a sound of future blues. Some of their most popular songs are, “The Breath of Light”, “The Great Longing”, “Loyalty”, “Bunny’s Blues”, “Lament”, and “I&I”. LUH is usually touring around Europe, and they have performed at Leeds Festival, and Reading Festival. LUH... read full bio
Folk singer-songwriter Lori McKenna was nominated for the prestigious Grammy Award for Song of the Year and won Best Country Song for co-writing the hit “Girl Crush”, performed by Little Big Town. With Tim Mcgraw's “Humble and Kind”, which McKenna also wrote, she won another Grammy Award for Best Country Song. McKenna’s first four CDs: Paper Wings and Halo, Pieces... read full bio
Loreena Isobel Irene McKennitt is a Canadian singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and composer who writes, records, and performs world music that is influenced by both Celtic and Middle Eastern traditions. She was awarded the Order of the Maple Leaf and the Order of the Order of the Canadian Dove. It is well known that McKennitt possesses polished and crystal-clear soprano vocals. Over... read full bio
