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OCT
19
2019
Ciudad de México, Mexico
El 61
I Was There
SEP
24
2019
Toronto, Canada
Horseshoe Tavern
I Was There
AUG
31
2019
Toronto, Canada
Harbourfront Centre
I Was There
AUG
30
2019
Toronto, Canada
Yonge-Dundas Square
I Was There
JUL
20
2019
Toronto, Canada
Handlebar
I Was There
JUN
03
2019
Toronto, Canada
Mod Club Theatre
I Was There
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Keith
May 12th 2016
Although I was unable to attend due to a work conflict I know that the show would've been amazing. SIX stars out of five!
Toronto, Canada@The Horseshoe tavern
About LOLAA
Toronto sisters Lex Valentine and Nadia Valerie King emerged in 2016 as LOLAA, releasing their debut single, "Always Been", featuring backing vocals from '90s dance icon, Simone Denny of Love Inc.,and supporting acts such as MSTRKRFT, Helado Negro, Puro Instinct, Fear of Men, Rey Pila and more...
King and Valentine had spent the better part of a decade as two-thirds of Toronto's Magneta Lane, a project begun in high school, releasing their debut record at just 16. When 2015 rolled around, Nadia and Lex were ready for something new, and began their writing sessions in the studio with producer, Jon Drew (F*cked Up/Tokyo Police Club). Combining their experience and skill as songwriters with the cultural influences that had lay dormant in their previous work, the sisters found the warmth and colour of freedom that laid the groundwork for LOLAA - drums, bass, movement, rhythm, pop-infused vocals and no-limits songwriting.
LOLAA in its current form takes inspiration from Latin American/80's pop music/icons: Daniela Romo, Gloria Estefan, Kim Carnes, Laura Branigan, Debbie Harry, as well as the discotheque era: Donna Summer, Bianca Jagger, the lightness, the elegance, the dancing. Simply put - it's POP Music.
The project became a mix of all the ideas the sisters had in their heads, a cultural collide of sounds. King and Valentine are of Mexican descent and have always considered this to be an integral part of their identities as people. "The thing about Latin Americans is that our culture is so colourful. We are always smiling and laughing, we love to dance, we feel immensely - passion, sadness - we celebrate life. We wanted LOLAA to have these ideas at its core, no matter what shape the songs took," Valentine explains.
LOLAA takes its name from the Spanish name Dolores (Lola), meaning "Lady of Sorrows." It has been used in the English-speaking world since the 19th century.
King and Valentine had spent the better part of a decade as two-thirds of Toronto's Magneta Lane, a project begun in high school, releasing their debut record at just 16. When 2015 rolled around, Nadia and Lex were ready for something new, and began their writing sessions in the studio with producer, Jon Drew (F*cked Up/Tokyo Police Club). Combining their experience and skill as songwriters with the cultural influences that had lay dormant in their previous work, the sisters found the warmth and colour of freedom that laid the groundwork for LOLAA - drums, bass, movement, rhythm, pop-infused vocals and no-limits songwriting.
LOLAA in its current form takes inspiration from Latin American/80's pop music/icons: Daniela Romo, Gloria Estefan, Kim Carnes, Laura Branigan, Debbie Harry, as well as the discotheque era: Donna Summer, Bianca Jagger, the lightness, the elegance, the dancing. Simply put - it's POP Music.
The project became a mix of all the ideas the sisters had in their heads, a cultural collide of sounds. King and Valentine are of Mexican descent and have always considered this to be an integral part of their identities as people. "The thing about Latin Americans is that our culture is so colourful. We are always smiling and laughing, we love to dance, we feel immensely - passion, sadness - we celebrate life. We wanted LOLAA to have these ideas at its core, no matter what shape the songs took," Valentine explains.
LOLAA takes its name from the Spanish name Dolores (Lola), meaning "Lady of Sorrows." It has been used in the English-speaking world since the 19th century.
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Genres:
Nuevo Pop
Band Members:
Nadia & Lexi
Hometown:
Toronto, Canada
No upcoming shows
Send a request to LOLAA to play in your city
Request a Show
Similar Artists On Tour
concerts and tour dates
Past
OCT
19
2019
Ciudad de México, Mexico
El 61
I Was There
SEP
24
2019
Toronto, Canada
Horseshoe Tavern
I Was There
AUG
31
2019
Toronto, Canada
Harbourfront Centre
I Was There
AUG
30
2019
Toronto, Canada
Yonge-Dundas Square
I Was There
JUL
20
2019
Toronto, Canada
Handlebar
I Was There
JUN
03
2019
Toronto, Canada
Mod Club Theatre
I Was There
Show More Dates
Fan Reviews
Keith
May 12th 2016
Although I was unable to attend due to a work conflict I know that the show would've been amazing. SIX stars out of five!
Toronto, Canada@The Horseshoe tavern
About LOLAA
Toronto sisters Lex Valentine and Nadia Valerie King emerged in 2016 as LOLAA, releasing their debut single, "Always Been", featuring backing vocals from '90s dance icon, Simone Denny of Love Inc.,and supporting acts such as MSTRKRFT, Helado Negro, Puro Instinct, Fear of Men, Rey Pila and more...
King and Valentine had spent the better part of a decade as two-thirds of Toronto's Magneta Lane, a project begun in high school, releasing their debut record at just 16. When 2015 rolled around, Nadia and Lex were ready for something new, and began their writing sessions in the studio with producer, Jon Drew (F*cked Up/Tokyo Police Club). Combining their experience and skill as songwriters with the cultural influences that had lay dormant in their previous work, the sisters found the warmth and colour of freedom that laid the groundwork for LOLAA - drums, bass, movement, rhythm, pop-infused vocals and no-limits songwriting.
LOLAA in its current form takes inspiration from Latin American/80's pop music/icons: Daniela Romo, Gloria Estefan, Kim Carnes, Laura Branigan, Debbie Harry, as well as the discotheque era: Donna Summer, Bianca Jagger, the lightness, the elegance, the dancing. Simply put - it's POP Music.
The project became a mix of all the ideas the sisters had in their heads, a cultural collide of sounds. King and Valentine are of Mexican descent and have always considered this to be an integral part of their identities as people. "The thing about Latin Americans is that our culture is so colourful. We are always smiling and laughing, we love to dance, we feel immensely - passion, sadness - we celebrate life. We wanted LOLAA to have these ideas at its core, no matter what shape the songs took," Valentine explains.
LOLAA takes its name from the Spanish name Dolores (Lola), meaning "Lady of Sorrows." It has been used in the English-speaking world since the 19th century.
King and Valentine had spent the better part of a decade as two-thirds of Toronto's Magneta Lane, a project begun in high school, releasing their debut record at just 16. When 2015 rolled around, Nadia and Lex were ready for something new, and began their writing sessions in the studio with producer, Jon Drew (F*cked Up/Tokyo Police Club). Combining their experience and skill as songwriters with the cultural influences that had lay dormant in their previous work, the sisters found the warmth and colour of freedom that laid the groundwork for LOLAA - drums, bass, movement, rhythm, pop-infused vocals and no-limits songwriting.
LOLAA in its current form takes inspiration from Latin American/80's pop music/icons: Daniela Romo, Gloria Estefan, Kim Carnes, Laura Branigan, Debbie Harry, as well as the discotheque era: Donna Summer, Bianca Jagger, the lightness, the elegance, the dancing. Simply put - it's POP Music.
The project became a mix of all the ideas the sisters had in their heads, a cultural collide of sounds. King and Valentine are of Mexican descent and have always considered this to be an integral part of their identities as people. "The thing about Latin Americans is that our culture is so colourful. We are always smiling and laughing, we love to dance, we feel immensely - passion, sadness - we celebrate life. We wanted LOLAA to have these ideas at its core, no matter what shape the songs took," Valentine explains.
LOLAA takes its name from the Spanish name Dolores (Lola), meaning "Lady of Sorrows." It has been used in the English-speaking world since the 19th century.
Show More
Genres:
Nuevo Pop
Band Members:
Nadia & Lexi
Hometown:
Toronto, Canada
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