Lene Lovich

Born in Detroit and raised in England, Lene Lovich emerged in the late 1970s as part of the Stiff Records roster, blending theatrical vocals, quirky stage presence, and a bold new wave sound. Her debut album Stateless (1978) produced the UK Top 3 single “Lucky Number,” which became a defining track of the era. Known for her playful eccentricity and wide-ranging vocal style, she continued with albums like Flex (1979) and No Man’s Land (1982), cementing her as a cult figure of post-punk and new wave.

Lovich has influenced generations of avant-pop and alternative artists, and continues to perform internationally, bringing her theatricality and energy to every stage appearance.