Vendetta Lamour is one of the last true rock originals, a lifelong musician whose sound channels the timeless spirit of rock and roll with a raw authenticity that fans often compare to Tom Petty. From his first gig at age twelve in North Hollywood, he’s been chasing the high of live performance and living the stories that songs are made of. He’s shared stages and studios with legends like The Beach Boys, The Byrds, and members of countless iconic bands, performing everywhere from the Troubadour to the Palomino and beyond. Along the way, he became close friends with Carl Wilson of The Beach Boys, whose influence helped shape his signature mastery of vocal arrangements.

Beyond the stage, Vendetta founded the groundbreaking Nonstop Music recording studio, which featured the same fully automated Harrison console used on Michael Jackson’s Thriller. It became a creative home where he collaborated with producers and artists such as Norman Whitfield (Motown) and Dito Godwin (No Doubt). In 1999, he launched one of the world’s first internet TV stations, cementing his place among digital media pioneers. After decades of shaping music from behind the scenes, Vendetta Lamour stepped back into the spotlight in 2018, blending his rich history, unfiltered storytelling, and pure rock heart into a sound that’s entirely his own. With over 300,000 fans and counting on YouTube, his journey proves that real rock never dies; it just keeps evolving.