L.P.

L.P. (born Laura Pergolizzi) is a pop/rock artist who invites comparisons to Janis Joplin, Joan Jett, Gwen Stefani, and Chrissie Hynde. In the late 1990s, L.P. had moved to new york and became the front-person for the band Lionfish and has been featured as a guest vocalist on Cracker's 1999 album Gentleman's Blues. L.P. recorded her first solo album in 2001. Titled Heart-Shaped Scar and released on Koch Records, L.P toured for four years and claims that she "got hooked on the road".

In the late 1990s, L.P. had moved to new york and became the front-person for the band Lionfish and has been featured as a guest vocalist on Cracker's 1999 album Gentleman's Blues.

L.P. recorded her first solo album in 2001. Titled Heart-Shaped Scar and released on Koch Records, L.P toured for four years and claims that she "got hooked on the road". Suburban Sprawl & Alcohol followed in 2004, as did a return to the road and a trip to music conference sxsw in 2006, where major labels began a bidding war over the singer, culminating in her signing by L.A. Reid to Island Records.

For more, visit the official site at iamlp.com, or follow L.P on http://www.facebook.com/iamLP + http://twitter.com/lprock