Ian Broudie was a member of the band "Big in Japan" with Bill Drummond (KLF), Holly Johnson (Frankie Goes To Hollywood), Budgie (The Slits/Souxie And The Banshees) and Jayne Casey (Pink Military) when he first came to prominence in the late 1970s post punk Liverpool music scene. Before disbanding, the group founded the independent record company Zoo Records, which went on... read full bio
When electro-rock sensation Lights first hit the music scene, she was just a songwriter with a synth and a dream. Her name may have been pluralized, but Lights Poxleitner is a one-woman show who plays and programs her own instruments, and sings her own lyrics. This admirable self-reliance is rare in pop - in fact Lights signed a publishing deal... read full bio
The show "LIGHTS OUT" is praised as "The Nation's #1 Tribute to Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons." It features a high-energy performance, tight harmonies, soaring falsettos, comedy, audience participation, an engaging personality, a "Journey through Musical Time" featuring music that inspired Frankie Valli and this musical icon, and a fully choreographed show that captivates audiences from start to finish.... read full bio
Lightship Beatbox is a storytelling champion beatbox duo that consists of Kaila Mullady and Mark Martin. The duo are both musicians, actors, and champion beatboxers that met in the hip-hop and beatbox scene in New York City. The duo bonded over their love of improvisation, storytelling, and beatboxing and they went on to join forces to compete in the American... read full bio
Andrew Christian Howard, p/k/a, of Philadelphia "LIHTZ" is a versatile performer who has gained recognition in both the music and television industries. Lihtz was born in West Philadelphia and had a difficult childhood, living in and out of shelters with his ailing mother. Lihtz and his family relocated to Philadelphia's "Uptown," or West Oak Lane, neighborhood. This is where he... read full bio
Liily is a hard rock indie band that hails from Los Angeles. They really made waves in LA’s underground scene back in 2018, when they dropped several singles and their very first EP. Liily, being an indie band with a harsher hard rock punk sound, takes inspiration from bands like Rage Against the Machine but also more melodic and soft... read full bio
Lil Aaron is a songwriter and producer who blends elements of rap, pop, trap, emo, and punk to generate songs with a distinctively off-kilter style. He not only has a ton of EPs under his belt, both solo and with the alternative hip-hop group Boyfriendz, but he also writes songs for performers like Liam Payne, Icona Pop, Lizzo and Blackbear. Aaron Jennings... read full bio
Lil Baby is an American rapper from Atlanta, Georgia best known for his recent single “Yes Indeed” which features one of the most known rappers in the game, Drake. Since it’s release, the single has gone certified platinum in the US and peaked at 6 on the US Billboard charts. Lil Baby has released five mixtapes and one studio album... read full bio
Lil Bam is an up-and-coming rapper who gained attention after the release of his debut single, “Julio.” Lil Bam went on to feature the single on his mixtape, “Airport Baby,” and the single gained even more attention after being remixed by Rick Ross and Jucee Froot. Lil Bam started his musical career after signing with the MBK4L label. He then... read full bio
Hailing from the Eastside of Chicago, Illinois, Lil Bibby was named to the coveted XXL magazine Freshman list after debuting his first mixtape, Free Crack. He has since released three more mixtapes, with another on the way, his FC3: The Epilogue EP, and has an album in the works, to be titled No Limitations. Lil Bibby has come to be... read full bio
David Andrew Burd, best known as his stage name Lil Dicky or LD, is an American rapper, songwriter, and comedian, who is best known for his music videos for songs such as “Ex-Boyfriend”, “Freaky Friday”, and more. His music video for Ex-Boyfriend went viral earning over one million views on YouTube in just 24 hours. Dicky was born in Cheltenham... read full bio
Lil Durk, or Durk Derrick Banks, was born in Englewood, Illinois, where he quickly discovered that his calling in life was to become a professional rapper. In fact, his professional career began in 2011 – that’s when he decided to take his career seriously. What followed was a huge amount of success on Myspace and YouTube that quickly grew into... read full bio
With the tracks "Waste Your Time," "Ghost Rider" and "Burn (feat. Ronen)," underground emo rapper LIL DUSTY G truly started to gain popularity. Even if they weren't the only songs that were becoming popular at the time, all of these songs received hundreds of millions of views nonetheless. Dallas native Dustin Muriel, better known by his stage as Lil Dusty... read full bio
Roland Powell, better known as Lil Duval, is an American stand-up comedian and singer. He is best known for being a regular on “Guy Code” and “Hip Hop Squares” and was a finalist on the BET series “Coming to the Stage”. Lil Duval was born and raised in Jacksonville, Florida, and moved to Atlanta, Georgia to pursue comedy. He became... read full bio
Lil Eazzyy inspires by releasing unapologetically unedited, indisputable truth with an unbreakable flow, razor sharp language, compelling storytelling and no shortage of drive. With a number of singles for Atlantic Records and his Underrated EP, the Chicago rapper blends passion into a viscerally diverse distinctive style, amassing 15 million streams in less than six months and garnering attention from RapCaviar, HipHopDX and... read full bio
Lil’ Elmo and the Cosmos are a cover band for the best rock ‘n’ roll and pop hits over the years. The band is based out of Las Vegas and they have performed at hotels and casinos such as The Tropicana Resort, Caesar’s Palace, The Bellagio and The Mirage. Lil’ Elmo and the Cosmos have performed for events and at... read full bio
Rapper Lil Gotit, who hails from Atlanta, the epicenter of American trap music, soared to fame in the late 2010s, garnering support from well-known fans like Lil Uzi Vert, Gunna, and mentor Young Thug, whose distinctive vocal style had a significant impact on Gotit's delivery. Hood Baby, his formal debut, and Crazy But It's True, the setting for his popular... read full bio
"Hard Core", Lil' Kim's debut album on Undead/Big Beat/Atlantic, was the one that got her most noticed by the public early on in her career, but she has since blown up in a very big way. Kim fashioned "Hard Core" as an exotic black-light soundtrack that smashes through the constraints of uncut funk and banned profanity. This is comparable to the experience... read full bio
For Lil Lotus, the people in his immediate environment, his loneliness, and his inner demons have all made life seem like one big nosebleed. "My entire existence has been emptied by this entire event. As I become older, I'm attempting to determine how to resolve these issues. That idea also inspired Lil Lotus's sophomore album, appropriately named Nosebleeder, which is out... read full bio
Lil Mariko, a rising screamo star, creates intense meme music. In order to create the "stupidest song ever," she worked with musician/producer Full Tac. The result was the smash hit "Where's My Juul," which was quickly followed by a self-titled EP with the hits "Shiny" and "Don't Touch." Lil Mariko has gained success among the Gen Z/Tik-Tok audience by fusing... read full bio
