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Lee Juck
Lee Juck (이적) is a South Korean singer-songwriter who debuted in 1995 with the duo Panic and has recorded as a solo artist since the late 1990s.
Lee Jung-hyun (이정현)
Lee Jung-hyun (이정현), born 1980, is a South Korean singer-actress, also known as AVA, not the basketball player. She debuted in A Petal (1996), won Best New Actress awards, then led Korea's 1999 techno craze with 'Wa'.
Lee Jung-shin (이정신)
Lee Jung-shin (이정신, born 1991) is the bassist and rapper of Korean rock band CNBLUE under FNC Entertainment, its youngest member, and an actor in dramas such as Shooting Stars and the upcoming Boss's Explicit Taste.
Lee Kerslake
Lee Kerslake (Lee Gary Kerslake, 1947–2020), English rock drummer of Uriah Heep (1971–79, 1982–2007) and Ozzy Osbourne's Blizzard of Ozz and Diary of a Madman; died of prostate cancer.
Lee Know
Lee Know (리노), real name Lee Min-ho, born 1998, is a South Korean dancer, vocalist, and rapper of JYP's boy group Stray Kids; a former BTS backup dancer and World of Dance competitor, he is the group's dance leader in DANCERACHA.
Lee Konitz
Lee Konitz (1927–2020), American jazz alto saxophonist from Chicago, Lennie Tristano student, Birth of the Cool nonet member, pioneer of documented free improvisation, JAZZPAR Prize and NEA Jazz Master.
Lee Latchford-Evans
Lee Latchford-Evans (born 1975, Chester) is an English singer, dancer and actor, one fifth of the British pop group Steps, and also a West End, film and pantomime performer and qualified personal trainer.
Lee Leo
Lee Leo (이리오), born 2002 in Sydney, is a Korean-Australian singer, former BigHit Trainee A member, solo artist under 131 Label (One Look, Come Closer), and leader of ALPHA DRIVE ONE, which debuted in 2026 with Euphoria.
Lee Loughnane
Lee Loughnane (born 1946) is an American trumpeter, flugelhorn player, and songwriter, founding member of the rock band Chicago since 1967, writer of "Call on Me," and the last original member still touring with the band.
Lee Malia
Lee Malia, lead guitarist of Sheffield rock band Bring Me The Horizon since 2004; plays all guitars on every record since Suicide Season; known for Epiphone and Jackson signature guitars.
Lee Mavers
Lee Mavers is the Liverpool singer-songwriter, frontman of the La's, whose 1990 debut featuring "There She Goes" he disowned; he has released no new music since.
Lee Mi-ja
Lee Mi-ja (이미자) is a South Korean trot singer, born in Seoul in 1941, best known for the 1964 hit 'Dongbaek Agassi' and nicknamed the Queen of Elegy.
Lee Min-hyuk (South Korean rapper)
Lee Min-hyuk (이민혁, born 1990) is a South Korean rapper, lead rapper of the boy group BtoB, who records solo material under the stage name HUTA.
Lee Morgan
Lee Morgan (Edward Lee Morgan, 1938–1972), Philadelphia-born hard bop trumpeter and Blue Note star, leader of The Sidewinder (1964) and Cornbread, Jazz Messengers member, shot dead at Slug's aged 33.
Lee Mujin
Lee Mujin (이무진) is a South Korean singer-songwriter who finished third on Sing Again in 2021, topped the Melon chart with 'Traffic Light', and hosts LeeMujin Service.
Lee Ritenour
Lee Ritenour (born 1952, Los Angeles), nicknamed Captain Fingers, is an American jazz guitarist known for fusion, crossover, and Brazilian jazz, Grammy-winning Harlequin, the supergroup Fourplay, thousands of sessions including Pink Floyd's The Wall, and the 2020 solo guitar album Dreamcatcher.
Lee Ryan
Lee Ryan (born 1983, Chatham, Kent) is an English singer and actor, lead vocalist of Blue (15 million records, three UK No. 1 albums), who launched a 2005 solo album, acted in EastEnders, and rejoined Blue in 2011.
Lee Sang-min (이상민) (singer)
Lee Sang-min (이상민), born 1973 in Seoul, is a South Korean singer, rapper, and producer who led the 1990s co-ed group Roo'Ra, produced Diva and Country KkoKko, repaid about 7 billion won in debt, and works in variety TV and idol production.
Lee Seung-gi (이승기)
Lee Seung-gi (이승기) is a South Korean entertainer, singer, and actor who debuted in 2004 as a ballad singer and won grand prizes in acting and variety.
Lee Seung-hoon
Lee Seung-hoon (이승훈), known as Hoony, is a South Korean rapper, dancer, and choreographer in the YG group WINNER, debuting in 2014 after winning the survival show WIN: Who Is Next?
Lee Seung-yoon
Lee Seung-yoon (이승윤), born 1989 in Seoul, is a South Korean folk-rock singer-songwriter who won the first season of JTBC's Sing Again in 2021 after a decade of club shows and busking.
Lee Soo-man
Lee Soo-man (이수만, born 1952) is a South Korean producer and former singer who founded SM Entertainment in 1995, created the K-pop idol trainee production system, left SM in 2023 after a governance battle, and returned with A2O Entertainment.
Lee Sung-min (이성민) (singer)
Lee Sung-min (이성민), stage name Sungmin, born 1986, is a South Korean singer and musical actor, a Super Junior member since 2005, later a solo and trot artist who left SM Entertainment in 2025.
Lee Sung-yeol (이성열)
Lee Sung-yeol (이성열, Sungyeol), born 1991 in Yongin, is a South Korean singer and actor, sub-vocalist of INFINITE (debuted June 9, 2010) and member of Infinite F, also known for dramas such as Numbers and Iron Family.
Lee Ving
Lee Ving (born 1950, Philadelphia) is an American punk musician and actor, frontman of Fear ("The Record," 1981 SNL appearance) and screen actor in Flashdance and Clue.
Leehleza
Leehleza is a South African amapiano vocalist and deejay from Mpumalanga, prominent since 2019 as the voice on Kabza De Small's 'Umshove' and 'Amabele Shaya'.
LeeMcKrazy
LeeMcKrazy is the stage name of Linda Mnisi, a South African amapiano vocalist from Diepkloof Zone 5, Soweto, known for hits such as Kokotela, Jealousy, Kwelanga 2.0, and Funk99.
Leeroy Thornhill
Leeroy Thornhill (Lee Roy Paul Thornhill), English DJ and producer born 1968, founding dancer of The Prodigy 1990-2000, later Flightcrank, Hyper, and Smash HiFi, author of the 2024 memoir Wildfire.
Leeseo (이서)
Leeseo (이서), born Lee Hyun-seo in 2007, is the maknae and a vocalist of the Starship Entertainment girl group IVE, which debuted 1 December 2021; known for dance-line work, the OST May Lily, and the Super Icy solo stage.
LeeSoRa
LeeSoRa (이소라), born 1969, is a South Korean singer and lyricist who went solo in 1995, released eight studio albums, and sold over 2.2 million records.