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List of Produce 48 contestants
Produce 48 (프로듀스 48), Mnet's 2018 survival show, fielded 96 contestants, 57 Korean and 39 Japanese AKB48-franchise trainees, for the 12-member group IZ*ONE; final ranking led by Jang Wonyoung, later revised by court-confirmed vote manipulation favoring Lee Gaeun (5th) and Han Chowon (6th).
List of Punjabi singers
List of Punjabi singers: alphabetical catalog of notable Punjabi-language vocal artists from Indian and Pakistani Punjab and diaspora communities in the UK, North America, and Africa, spanning folk, pop, and hip-hop performers such as Diljit Dosanjh, Daler Mehndi, and AP Dhillon.
List of reggae musicians
List of reggae musicians: notable Jamaican and international reggae artists from ska and rocksteady precursors through roots, dub, dancehall, and nu-roots, including Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, Jimmy Cliff, Sly & Robbie, and Keznamdi.
List of Show! Music Core Chart winners (2026)
Show! Music Core (쇼! 음악중심) 2026 chart winners: MBC's Saturday K-pop show scoring 50% digital toward a 10,000-point maximum, triple crown at three wins; 2026 winners include KiiiKiii, RESCENE, ATEEZ, ENHYPEN, NCT 127, Taemin, Lim Young Woong, Soyeon, and Onew & Zico.
List of South Korean girl groups
South Korean girl groups: female idol groups under the Korean trainee system, from first-generation S.E.S. (1997) and Baby V.O.X through Girls' Generation, TWICE, and BLACKPINK to global groups like KATSEYE; organized into generations, tracked by debut date, agency, and active status.
List of South Korean idol groups
South Korean idol groups: agency-trained K-pop ensembles from H.O.T. (1996) onward; 1,182 debuts 1996–2025, five generations, Big 3 plus HYBE, seven-year contracts, and about 45% exiting within three years.
List of South Korean idol groups (2010s)
South Korean idol groups of the 2010s (third-generation K-pop): debuts from miss A and SISTAR to BTS and TWICE; over 50 groups debuting yearly, with about 45 percent exiting within three years.
List of thrash metal bands
List of thrash metal bands: pioneers (Venom, Overkill, Leather Charm), the Big Four (Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth, Anthrax), and scene groupings: Bay Area, Los Angeles, East Coast, Teutonic, Brazil, plus crossover revival bands.
List of Twice concert tours
The list of Twice concert tours covers the six world tours of the South Korean girl group TWICE through 2026, including the Ready to Be tour.
Lithe (singer)
Lithe (Josiah Ramel) is a Melbourne-based Australian rapper, singer, and producer of dark hip-hop, R&B, and trap; viral 2024 hit "Fall Back," 2024 Unearthed J Award winner, debut album Euphoria (2025).
Little Simz
Little Simz, born Simbiatu Abisola Abiola Ajikawo in 1994, is a British rapper and actress from north London. Known for Grey Area and the Mercury Prize-winning Sometimes I Might Be Introvert, she records on her own AGE 101 label.
Liu Yuning discography
Liu Yuning (刘宇宁), Modern Brothers lead singer born 1990, debuted solo with 《想象》 in 2018; albums 十 (2019) and 刘宇宁的 (2025), EPs 如约 and Listen·Ning, and many Chinese drama OST theme songs.
Live AMP
Live AMP, also written Live Amp, was a South African live music show on SABC1, airing Friday nights from 2007 until its final episode in November 2021.
Live. Love. ASAP
Live. Love. A$AP is A$AP Rocky's debut mixtape, released free on October 31, 2011; 16 tracks of cloud-rap produced largely by Clams Casino, following a $3 million RCA deal.
Living Sacrifice
Living Sacrifice is a Christian death metal band from Little Rock, Arkansas, formed in 1989 by D.J. Johnson, Lance Garvin, and Bruce Fitzhugh; known for Slayer-style thrash, death metal albums Nonexistent and Inhabit, and the metalcore pioneer Reborn.
Liviu Guță
Liviu Guță, born Liviu Cătălin Mititelu, is a Romanian manele singer born in Brașov in 1979, best known for the nationwide hit "De ce mă minți" in 2003–2004.
Liyuu
Liyuu is a Chinese singer and voice actress from Shanghai, based in Japan, known for voicing Keke Tang in Love Live! Superstar!! and performing with Liella!.
Liz (South Korean singer)
Liz (리즈), born Kim Ji-won, 2004, Jeju, is the main vocalist of Starship Entertainment's girl group IVE, debuted December 1, 2021 with ELEVEN; solo work includes "Nobody" (2023) and the Love Your Enemy OST "Summer" (2024).
Liza 'n' Eliaz
Liza 'n' Eliaz, born Liza Néliaz, was a Belgian hardcore, gabber, and speedcore DJ and producer who pushed tempos past 250 BPM before dying in 2001.
Lize Helesta
Lize Helesta (リゼ・ヘルエスタ) is a Japanese VTuber and singer with Nijisanji, debuting in 2019 as part of the trio Sanbaka and passing 1 million YouTube subscribers in 2026.
Ljupka Dimitrovska
Ljupka Dimitrovska (Љупка Димитровска) was a Yugoslav and Croatian pop singer of Macedonian origin, popular from the 1970s, known for the hit 'Adio' and duets with Ivica Šerfezi.
LL Cool J
LL Cool J (James Todd Smith, born 1968), stage name from "Ladies Love Cool James," American rapper and actor; Def Jam's first artist with Radio (1985), pioneer of the rap ballad, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 2021 inductee.
Llona
Llona, born Michael Ajuma Attah in Kogi State and formerly the rapper TooClassiq, is a Nigerian emo-afrobeats singer whose debut album Homeless (2024) he toured across 23 states in 2025.
Lloyd Banks
Lloyd Banks (Christopher Lloyd, born 1982) is an American rapper from Queens, New York, G-Unit co-founder with 50 Cent and Tony Yayo, solo debut The Hunger for More (2004), later The Course of the Inevitable trilogy; distinct from Lloyds Bank.
LM.C
LM.C, short for Lovely-Mocochang.com, is a Japanese visual kei rock duo of vocalist maya and guitarist Aiji, whose single "88" reached number 3 on Oricon in 2008.
LMFAO
LMFAO: American electro-rap duo of uncle Redfoo and nephew SkyBlu, grandsons of Berry Gordy, formed 2006 in Los Angeles; known for 2011's "Party Rock Anthem" (six weeks at Hot 100 No. 1) and hiatus since September 2012 amid a royalty feud.
LMYK
LMYK is a Japanese singer-songwriter from Osaka who debuted in 2020 with "Unity" and sings anime ending themes produced by Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis.
Lngshot
Lngshot (롱샷, LNGSHOT) is a four-member South Korean boy group under Jay Park's label More Vision, debuting January 13, 2026 with EP Shot Callers and "Moonwalkin'". Not to be confused with Shot Scope's LM1 golf launch monitor or LNG energy topics.
Lo & Leduc
Lo & Leduc are a Swiss dialect rap and pop duo from Bern, best known for their 2018 single "079", which spent 21 weeks at number 1.
Lo Fidelity Allstars
Lo Fidelity Allstars (also Lo-Fidelity Allstars) are an English big beat group formed in London in 1996, known for their 1998 debut album and the hit "Battleflag".