Lauren Bennett, ‘Party Rock Anthem’ Singer, Dies at 37

Lauren Bennett, a vocalist recognized for her contributions to the music groups Paradiso Girls and G.R.L., has died at the age of 37. Bennett was also featured on LMFAO's 2011 hit song "Party Rock Anthem," which achieved significant commercial success. Her passing was announced by her G.R.L. bandmates through a joint statement shared on Instagram. The statement expressed profound sadness from the group members, indicating the difficulty in articulating their grief.

Bennett's career began with the formation of Paradiso Girls, an all-female group that released music in the late 2000s. Following the disbandment of Paradiso Girls, she joined G.R.L., a girl group assembled by Robin Antin, the founder of The Pussycat Dolls. G.R.L. experienced a period of popularity in the mid-2010s, releasing several singles and an EP. Bennett's involvement in "Party Rock Anthem" alongside LMFAO marked a notable moment in her career, contributing to one of the decade's most recognizable dance tracks. The song reached number 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and became a global phenomenon.

Details surrounding Bennett's death have not been publicly disclosed by her representatives or family. The announcement from her G.R.L. bandmates serves as the primary public confirmation of her passing. The music industry and fans have begun to share tributes and memories of Bennett's work and presence. Her contributions to both Paradiso Girls and G.R.L., as well as her memorable feature on "Party Rock Anthem," have cemented her place in contemporary music history. The age of 37 underscores the tragic loss of a young artist with a significant body of work.