As she prepared to go onstage one night in Australia in the early 1990s, L7 frontwoman Donita ... one of the very few all-female bands in the male-dominated grunge scene. But because there were ...

With a signature sound mix of hard rock, punk, metal and just flat out noise, L7 is back, and on the road again. The band is playing shows this week in both Grand Rapids and Detroit. After ...

When it comes to grunge bands, Los Angeles’ L7 were among the grungiest. Their sludge punk riffs and cat scratch vocals were as gnarly as Mudhoney or Nirvana’s, and their hair just as ratty.

L.A. grunge band L7 has been on an "indefinite hiatus" for an awfully long time, but they just recently announced that they're back together and going on tour. L7 was formed in Los Angeles in 1985 ...

L7 first came together about 19 hours south of Seattle, in Los Angeles, in 1985. Although they had no claim to the Emerald City’s grunge explosion, they signed to Sub Pop, toured with Nirvana ...

The ’90s band reunion circuit continues. This week, grunge/metal band L7 posted to their Facebook that the original lineup of Donita Sparks, Suzi Gardner, Jennifer Finch and Dee Plakas are ...

1/2 A possible answer can be found 30 years ago, when the all-women grunge band L7, in conjunction with L.A. Weekly journalist Sue Cummings and the Feminist Majority Foundation, founded Rock for ...

When grunge exploded around the world in the early-1990s, Los Angeles band L7 were in the perfect position to capitalise. By the time they released their second album Smell The Magic on the Sub ...

L7's Donita Sparks says she doesn't mind if the all-girl band are seen as punk, metal or grunge – just as long as people still want to hear them do their thing. The Los Angeles group formed in ...

2. “Pretend That We’re Dead” by L7 L7 is still a beloved band among grunge fans today, but “Pretend That We’re Dead” had the kind of success worthy of a spot on our list of one-hit ...