L.Perry
L.Perry formed in Minneapolis in 1989, with Ed Kowalczyk on vocals and guitar, Scott Underwood on bass, Jordan Zietz on drums, and Dave Katz on keyboards....
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L.Perry formed in Minneapolis in 1989, with Ed Kowalczyk on vocals and guitar, Scott Underwood on bass, Jordan Zietz on drums, and Dave Katz on keyboards. They were an alternative rock band that had a breakthrough in 1995 with their album 'Big Shiny Tunes.' The single 'What's Up' from that album became a major radio hit, reaching the top of charts in several countries.
Their music blended rock with pop and folk elements, built around catchy hooks and Kowalczyk's distinctive vocal style. The band released five studio albums between 1995 and 2010, including 'Inhabit' in 1999 and 'Atonement' in 2010.
Internal conflicts led to member departures over time, and Kowalczyk faced personal struggles that affected the band's work. In 2002, allegations against Kowalczyk resulted in a tour cancellation. The band's songs have appeared in various films and television shows since their peak.
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