LPS

LPS - Slovenian band Last Pizza Slice

Group from Slovenia

Genres: slovenia, slovenian, Eurovision, eurovision 2022, ESC

About LPS

LPS (Last Pizza Slice) is a dynamic and electrifying Slovenian pop-rock band that ignites stages with their infectious music and captivating performances. Hailing from Celje, Slovenia, this talented group of musicians has been making waves in the music scene with their unique blend of pop elements, rock sound with an indie influence. LPS delivers a sound that resonates with audiences of all ages. Their music is characterized by catchy melodies and heartfelt lyrics. Fronted by the charismatic lead vocalist Filip Vidušin, joined by Žiga Žvižej on keys, Zala Velenšek on bass, Gašper Hlupič on drums, and Martin Mutec on electric guitar, they have performed together across all of Slovenia. They have built a dedicated fan base after their performance at Eurovision 2022 in Turin, and their music has been featured on radio stations, movies, and streaming platforms, earning them recognition for their songwriting and musical prowess. With a commitment to authenticity and a passion for creating music that speaks to the heart, LPS is in the midst of creating their first studio album with widely known Slovenian producer Žare Pak. Whether they are performing at intimate venues or rocking out at larger festivals, their music leaves a lasting impression and a desire for more.

Taken from Last.fm

30,120 listeners  ·  492,613 plays via Last.fm

On RadioStar

15
stations playing
3
countries
10
tracks tracked
most active station (Slovenia)
Heard alongside: BIG FOOT MAMA LEA SIRK JOKER OUT

Radio Stations sorted by tracks on rotation

3 tracks on rotation
AAC : 192
1230 Likes

3 tracks on rotation
AAC : 192
697 Likes

2 tracks on rotation
MP3 : 128
764 Likes

1 track on rotation
AAC+ : 160
1048 Likes

1 track on rotation
AAC : 192
309 Likes

1 track on rotation
MP3
136 Likes

1 track on rotation
MP3
75 Likes

1 track on rotation
MP3
41 Likes

1 track on rotation
MP3 : 192
18 Likes

LPS — Top 10 songs