L.A. Cobra

L.A. Cobra is a glam metal/sleaze metal band from Pretoria, South Africa, formed in November 2005. They are known as the "Sleaze Rocking Hair Metal Stars" of the African continent, bringing back the essence of 80's glam rock with a modern twist. The band's music is heavily influenced by iconic 80's rock bands such as Mötley Crüe, Guns & Roses, WASP, and Skid Row. Their style combines hard-hitting 80's rock with modern power and finesse, setting them apart in both local and international music scenes.

L.A. Cobra has released several albums, including "How Much Snake Can You Take??" (2010), "Shotgun Slinger" (2017), and their latest, "Superstition" (2022). The band members include Don Cobra on vocals and guitar, Slade on lead guitar, Ewald Honey on bass, and Callie "The Animal" on drums. Their live performances are known for their energetic and over-the-top antics, embodying the spirit of classic glam metal. With "Superstition," L.A. Cobra has elevated their sound, showcasing a more refined production quality while maintaining their signature sleaze rock style.