When band member Suzy Gardner said in the documentary that she left L7 because she was hitting 40 and had nothing to show for it, I started tearing up. Anyone who’s going after a dream of any kind, ...

One of the bigger fiascos of 2019 has been the dissolution of Pledge Music, with many acts left holding the bag for promised music to fans and a financial burden they may not be able to recover. One ...

Los Angeles art-punk veterans L7 have seen it all, from playing Raji’s in Hollywood in the ’80s, to the grunge circuit in the ’90s, to huge punk and metal festivals all over the world. “We feel at ...

L7 will play Riot Fest on Sunday, August 30, at 6:30 p.m. on the Rock Stage. Though often lumped in with the grunge and riot grrrl movements, L7 really predated both. Donita Sparks met Suzi Gardner ...

L7 was formed in 1985 by Suzi Gardner and Donita Sparks, and released their first recorded material in 1987. The all female, hard rock band roared into the ’90s along with the grunge movement, and, ...

As the burgeoning Seattle grunge scene of the early ‘90s exploded into a global phenomenon, fans and record executives alike scrambled to find the next denim-and-flannel-clad savior of rock’s new ...

Dave Pehling is website managing editor for CBS Bay Area. He started his journalism career doing freelance writing about music in the late 1990s, eventually working as a web writer, editor and ...

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 Pop ...

The band stops in Indianapolis next week with a show at The Vogue on Wednesday, April 18 I spoke to L7 vocalist, guitarist and co-founder Donita Sparks ahead of the show about the tour, the stellar ...

Three years after re-forming, the venomous punk quartet L7 have released a new song, “Dispatch From Mar-a-Lago.” The track, which is their first new offering in 18 years, finds the group singing about ...

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 and ...