LØLØ
Press Reviews

About the Artist

Toronto-born LØLØ has carved a niche in the indie pop and pop punk scene with her sharp wit and candid lyricism, often blending catchy hooks with themes of emotional turbulence, reminiscent of early 2000s pop punk icons like Avril Lavigne and Paramore. Her performances are charged with a raw vulnerability and infectious energy, delivering songs that juxtapose upbeat melodies with introspective, sometimes darkly humorous lyrics, such as in "u turn me on (but u give me depression)" and "debbie downer." Fans often reference her relatable, self-aware commentary on mental health and relationship struggles, which adds a refreshing authenticity rarely found in the genre. Having toured with key figures in the pop punk revival, her presence on stage is both engaging and genuine, often breaking the fourth wall with a wry smile that suggests she’s in on the joke about life’s ironies. Not just a musician but a storyteller, LØLØ’s growth from a Toronto local to an internationally touring artist is celebrated by fans who appreciate her blend of nostalgic sounds and modern emotional candor.