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‘Party Rock Anthem’ singer Lauren Bennett dies Headline from The Columbian, on the newest of 2 developments
NEW YORK — Singer Lauren Bennett, famous for her contribution to the 2011 LMFAO song “Party Rock Anthem,” has died.
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Jul 6, 2026
Singer Lauren Bennett of G.R.L and 'Party Rock Anthem' dies
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Jul 7, 2026 Newest
‘Party Rock Anthem’ singer Lauren Bennett dies
Headline from The Columbian · 8 reports in this development
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NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
Lauren Bennett, singer on ‘Party Rock Anthem,' dies at 37 ↗ (opens NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth) Published Jul 6, 2026
NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth's feed description Singer Lauren Bennett of G.R.L performs onstage during the GIRL CULT Festival at The Fonda Theatre on August 20, 2017 in Los Angeles, California.
Entertainment Weekly
‘Party Rock Anthem’ singer Lauren Bennett dies at 37 ↗ (opens Entertainment Weekly) Published Jul 6, 2026
Entertainment Weekly's feed description Her former G.R.L. bandmates announced her death via an emotional statement.
Entertainment Weekly
‘Party Rock Anthem’ singer Lauren Bennett dies at 36 ↗ (opens Entertainment Weekly) Published Jul 6, 2026
Entertainment Weekly's feed description Her former G.R.L. bandmates announced her death via an emotional statement.
FOX 21 Colorado Springs
Singer Lauren Bennett of G.R.L and 'Party Rock Anthem' dies ↗ (opens FOX 21 Colorado Springs) Published Jul 6, 2026
Same headline from 2 more outlets FOX 21 Colorado Springs's feed description Singer Lauren Bennett, known for her work with the girl groups G.R.L., the Paradiso Girls, and for her feature on LMFAO's 2011 smash hit "Party Rock Anthem," has passed away. She was 36.
BNO News
Lauren Bennett, singer featured on ‘Party Rock Anthem,’ dead at 37 ↗ (opens BNO News) Published Jul 6, 2026
BNO News's feed description Lauren Bennett, a British singer who was a member of the girl group G.R.L. and was featured on LMFAO’s global hit “Party Rock Anthem,” has died, according to her bandmates. She was 37. G.R.L. announced Bennett’s death in a statement on Monday. The cause of death was not immediately released.
HuffPost
Lauren Bennett, Singer On LMFAO’s ‘Party Rock Anthem,’ Dead At 36 ↗ (opens HuffPost) Published Jul 7, 2026
HuffPost's feed description The members of Bennett's former group, G.R.L., announced her death on Instagram.
The Columbian
‘Party Rock Anthem’ singer Lauren Bennett dies ↗ (opens The Columbian) Published Jul 7, 2026
Same headline from 2 more outlets The Columbian's feed description NEW YORK — Singer Lauren Bennett, famous for her contribution to the 2011 LMFAO song “Party Rock Anthem,” has died.
The Brunswick News
Lauren Bennett, 'Party Rock Anthem' and G.R.L. singer, dies at 37 ↗ (opens The Brunswick News) Published Jul 7, 2026
The Brunswick News's feed description LOS ANGELES — Lauren Bennett, the British singer who told millennials to "put yo' hands up" in LMFAO's megahit "Party Rock Anthem," and a member of pop group G.R.L., has died. She was 37. G.R.L. members Emmalyn Estrada, Natasha Slayton…
Fox News
'Party Rock Anthem' singer dead at 36 ↗ (opens Fox News) Published Jul 7, 2026
Fox News's feed description The LMFAO collaborator and G.R.L. member died May 29 in Kent, England. Her father claims NHS services failed to treat her prescribed medication reaction.
New Hampshire Union Leader
‘Party Rock Anthem’ singer Lauren Bennett ↗ (opens New Hampshire Union Leader) Published Jul 7, 2026
New Hampshire Union Leader's feed description NEW YORK — Singer Lauren Bennett, famous for her contribution to the 2011 LMFAO song “Party Rock Anthem,” has died.
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