Women rockers have always been something of a novelty. But now that rock music is on life support, they’re an endangered species. That might explain why singer-songwriter Laura Pergolizzi, who bills ...

Before I start talking about Laura Pergolizzi or LP (her stage name), I need you to listen to this first — or at least listen to it in the background as you read through this interview with the New ...

Despite numerous label deals before this, LP says she's not gun shy at all about "Forever For Now," her full-length debut for Warner Bros. By Gary Graff Despite numerous label deals before this, LP ...

Over the years, LP – aka singer-songwriter Laura Pergolizzi – has carved out a career that stands as testament to her willpower and perseverance. She also has hits for days – which she’ll bring to ...

MOSCOW, February 19. /TASS/. Laura Pergolizzi, a.k.a. LP, a popular American singer of Italian origin, believes that her Russian audience feels "emotionally connected" to her music. In an interview ...

There’s a moment, when singer LP performs the song “Into the Wild,” that her face tightens and she purses her lips, even as she keeps singing. It happened show after show at the South by Southwest ...

“I can feel the male and female in me flying around in a fury when I’m singing“: LP on songwriting and diversity She has written hits for Rihanna, Cher and Christina Aguilera – and she’s been dropped ...

Details on the album are sparse. But 'Girls Go Wild,' a live favorite that LP's been slotting into sets since February, should tide fans over for the time being. By Joshua Bote After the long-overdue ...

Laura Pergolizzi, better known by her stage name LP, is not new to the music business. But after seven aborted record deals and writing a string of hits for other artists like Rihanna and the ...

LP: "I do rock the sunglasses" Signed and dropped by three major record labels, Laura Pergolizzi had all but given up on a pop career. Instead, she became a songwriter for hire, donating hits to the ...

"I literally could tell the second they looked at me; they just didn't get it. I could just see the vacancy in their eyes. They were like, 'Yeah… um, that's great. But we're going to move on.'" ...