L7’s farewell world tour caps decades of fighting for abortion rights, challenging sexism in rock and building a community of feminist resistance. No band has been louder about its feminism—and braver ...

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Legendary feminist rockers L7 kicked off the first leg of their final world tour, dubbed "The Last Hurrah", with a pair of shows (Tuesday, October 6 and Wednesday, October 7) at the Casbah in San ...

Can it really be 34 years since L7 crashed onto the alt-rock airwaves with “Pretend We’re Dead” from their breakthrough album, “Bricks Are Heavy”? In early 1992, grunge was dominating and the word ...

Singer-guitarist Donita Sparks has been talking for nearly an hour about L7: the crazy-good times, the setbacks, the records and tours, the years when the band and its impact seemed to have ...

L7 have released a new single titled "Loma Linda" ahead of the launch of their final world tour, "The Last Hurrah". "Loma Linda" is being offered as a free download through the band's website for its ...

(Charm School) L7 kick off the first leg of their final world tour, dubbed The Last Hurrah Tour, tomorrow October 6 in San Diego. They have commanded fans to their feet and their ballot box for over ...

L7 have released “Loma Linda,” a song they originally recorded with bassist Janis Tanaka, who played with the band from 1999 to 2001. “This new single marks the return of Janis Tanaka being back in L7 ...

Feminist grunge icons L7 have shared their first new song in three years. “Loma Linda” dates all the way back to 2003, when the band recorded the original demo alongside bassist Janis Tanaka. It’s ...

L7 are heading out for one last run. The veteran punk rockers will launch their final world tour, “The Last Hurrah Tour,” on October 6th in San Diego, and ahead of the trek, they’ve unearthed a new ...

Before tragically passing away earlier this year, Jennifer Finch gave L7 her blessing to carry on with the planned tour and welcome back L7’s bass player from 1999-2001 Janis Tanaka to replace her.

The song comes from their archives, originally recorded in 2003 with bassist Janis Tanaka, who was a member from 1999 to 2001. The release, which will be a free download on their website before ...