The M Machine duo brings new ingenuity to electronic music. Brought together by their love of music, artists Ben Swardlick and Erick Luttrell began experimenting with electronic music while they were attending the University of California, Santa Barbara. Their collaboration has led to the re-workings of songs like ‘Locked Out Of Heaven’ by Bruno Mars, ‘Take a Walk’ by Passion... read full bio
American folk rock band the Lumineers has been charming listeners with their catchy tunes and upbeat, loveable lyrics since their rise to fame. The Lumineers were part of the start of a revival of their genre, and they quickly became one of the most popular bands in their industry. Early on in the band’s career, founding members Wesley Schultz and... read full bio
The Luka State is an English indie rock band made up of Conrad Ellis, Sam Bell, Jake Barnabas, and Lewis Pusey. They are from Winsford, Cheshire. Modern rock and electronic elements combine to create the band's distinctive sound, which Clash magazine dubbed "all epic guitars and catchy synth lines." Sam Williams, who found Supergrass, recorded the band's three songs "Matter of... read full bio
The Lucas Bros (Keith and Kenny Lucas), comedians, performers and writers, are two of the newest, most vibrant faces on the comedy scene. The Lucas Brothers' first hour-long standup special, "THE LUCAS BROS: ON DRUGS," debuted on Netflix, and Vulture praises them for "making a tremendous influence on comedy in a short period of time." It was chosen as one of... read full bio
The Lowdown Drifters are a vivacious and enthralling musical group that has swept the folk and country music scenes off their feet. They have carved themselves a special position in the market with a fusion of heartfelt lyrics, deep melodies, and a particular blend of classic and modern inspirations. The Lowdown Drifters, a group of incredibly skilled musicians, provide a new... read full bio
The Lovin’ Spoonful is an American pop rock band from New York that consists of members Joe Butler, Steve Boone, Mike Arturi, Phil Smith and Murray Weinstock. The group has been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and are best known for their hit singles such as “Did You Ever Have to Make Up Your Mind”, “Summer... read full bio
The Lounge Orphans are a tribute band based out of Las Vegas, Nevada. The group performs the greatest hits from decades starting for the 60’s to now. The Lounge Orphans have been featured on the Best of Las Vegas and consists of the duo G and Marija who are both vocalists and multi-instrumentalists. The duo performs with several technical gadgets... read full bio
This upbeat indie pop foursome, which was founded in Leigh, Greater Manchester, England, draws inspiration from the whimsical and carefree elements of popular music from the pre- and post-Britpop eras. Seymour Stein, the head of Sire Records, compared the Lottery Winners to the Smiths when he signed them, as this was the band that initially brought them together. Their self-titled... read full bio
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To commemorate their tenth year on the road together, The Lost Brothers recorded their fifth album in Tuscon with production duties handled by Gabriel Sullivan of Giant Sand and M Ward and famous indie hero Howe Gelb (PJ Harvey, Calexico). Co-writing for the project was done with Glen Hansard, while The Waterboys' Steve Wickham provided the instrumentation. Four critically praised albums... read full bio
Lost Bayou Ramblers is best known for their Cajun Music. They have toured across the country in clubs and festivals across the U.S., Europe, and Canada. The Lost Bayou Ramblers wanted to try something new musically. To create a new sound that combined not just the sounds of their heritage, but all the musical influences they grew up loving. By... read full bio
The Lords of Altamont unleash unadulterated rock and roll rage that was born from the ultimate demise of the period of harmony and love. The infamous Altamont Free concert, which was touted as the "Woodstock of the West," was marked instead by heavy narcotics, motorbike chains and brass knuckles and subsequently punctuated by shoving battles and fist fights. Four births, four... read full bio
Andy Yates, David Robinson, Jonathan "JD" Darley, and Robbie Sattin make up the Bristol, England-based folk band The Longest Johns. Along with creating their own unique music, they are also recognized for performing sea shanties and classic English folk songs. Early in 2021, the group became well-known thanks to the viral success of their TikTok cover of the folk tune "Wellerman"... read full bio
The Long Run was formed in 1999 in Los Angeles by a group of well-rounded professional musicians with a love of harmony and a deep respect for one of the greatest rock bands of all time, The Eagles. After months of painstaking preparation rehearsing a long list of The Eagles' chart-topping hits, The Long Run set out to win over... read full bio
A weird and fortunate meeting took place twenty years ago on the gently undulating plains of northern Ohio. A shared appreciation for great whiskey and bluegrass brought together Ed Helms, Ian Riggs and Jacob Tilove while they were Oberlin College students. Music started to happen quickly. A distinct musical voice emerged as a result of the melodic yelling of the three... read full bio
The Lonely Island is a comedy trio who were a part of the cast and writing staff of Saturday Night Live for seven successful years. The group was founded by Akiva Schaffer, Jorma Taccone and Andy Samberg, who have been friends since attending junior high and high school together in Berkeley, CA. Following college graduation, they all landed in... read full bio
The Lonely Biscuits are an American indie band. The band consists of Grady Gravy" Wenrich (vocals, guitar), Sam Gidley (drums), John Paterini (vocals, guitar), and Nick Byrd (bass). Hailing individually from all over the country, The Lonely Biscuits formed in Nashville, TN to create a sound that blends a wide array of genres into an unwavering, infectious groove. Riding off... read full bio
The Lone Bellows self-titled debut disc is exuberant in its playing, welcoming in its attitude. Though the lyrics have a melancholic undercurrent, the tracks are more often rave-ups than ruminations, with swelling three-part harmonies and rousing group-sung choruses, especially on the electric guitar-driven The One You Shouldve Let Go" and "Green Eyes and A Heart of Gold", a we-will-survive anthem... read full bio
Suede, known as The London Suede in the United States, is an English rock band from London, England, that consists of members Brett Anderson, Mat Osman, Simon Gilbert, Richard Oakes and Neil Codling. The band was formed after Anderson and former members Justine Frischmann met while studying at the University College London. They then added in Osman and began playing... read full bio
The London Souls' unique reinterpretation of classic hard-hitting rock and roll formulae recalls elements of the past with an ever-present boundless energy, fit to cement their place in the future. Tash and Chris have been nothing short of a best-kept-secret among New York City concertgoers since the band's formation, building a fervent and dynamic fan base leveraged by their ever-substantiate... read full bio
