Lisa Loeb

Lisa Loeb is a GRAMMY® Award–winning singer-songwriter, producer, touring artist, author, entrepreneur, and philanthropist who first rose to prominence with the platinum-selling No. 1 hit “Stay (I Missed You)” from the film Reality Bites. A trailblazing independent artist, Lisa became the first pop musician to top the Billboard Hot 100 without a recording contract. She followed with hit singles including “Do You Sleep?,” “I Do,” and “Let’s Forget About It,” and albums including Tails, Firecracker, Cake and Pie, and No Fairy Tale.

Lisa continues to write and perform new music while touring internationally. Her recent studio album, A Simple Trick to Happiness, was praised for its warmth and introspective songwriting. She also performs with her folk band The Hollow Trees, with whom she released That’s What It’s All About, featuring classic songs alongside original, family-friendly material.

In addition to her pop recordings, Lisa has built a successful career creating music for families, including the GRAMMY-winning children’s album Feel What U Feel, Catch the Moon (with Elizabeth Mitchell), and Nursery Rhyme Parade!. She is also the author of children’s books including Lisa Loeb’s Songs for Movin’ and Shakin’ and Lisa Loeb’s Silly Sing Along.

Beyond music, Lisa founded Lisa Loeb Eyewear, a fashion eyewear line sold worldwide. She is also the founder of the Camp Lisa Foundation, which helps send children to summer camp through partnerships with organizations including SCOPE. Inspired by her own childhood summers at camp in Texas, Lisa continues to support programs that foster creativity, independence, and community for young people.

Based in Los Angeles, Lisa continues to create music, perform live, collaborate across media, and connect with audiences of all ages.

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