• Linda LaFlamme – co-founder of It's a Beautiful Day with husband Jerry; stroke-related; 85
• Steve Lawrence – pop singer had No. 1 hit in 1962 with "Go Away Little Girl"; married to Eydie Gormé; Alzheimer's; 88
• Phil Lesh - Grateful Dead co-founder and bassist; 84
• David Libert – the Happenings co-founder; 81
• Dave Loggins - singer-songwriter, cousin of Kenny; had No. 5 hit with "Please Come to Boston" in 1974; 76
• Inger Lorre (Lori Ann Wening) – Nymphs singer; 61
• Russell Malone – jazz guitarist; heart attack; 60
• Shaun Martin - Snarky Puppy multi-instrumentalist; 45
• John Mayall – British blues band leader; songwriter and harmonica player; Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee; 90
• Angela McCluskey – the Wild Colonials singer; 64
• Sérgio Mendes - Brazilian pianist; composer and leader of various versions of his Brasil bands; long Covid; 83
• Tony Middleton – member of the Willows; 89
• Jerry Miller – Moby Grape singer and guitarist; 81
• Mojo Nixon (Neill McMillan Jr.) - North Carolina-born novelty rocker famous for songs like "Elvis Is Everywhere" and "Don Henley Must Die"; cardiac arrestr; 66
• Peter "Peetah" Morgan - lead singer of reggae group Morgan Heritage; 46
• Johnny Neel - keyboard player with the Allman Brothers Band; 70
• Kelly Nelon Clark, Jason Clark, and Amber Nelon Kistler – members of the Atlanta-based gospel group The Nelons died in a plane crash
• Tyka Nelson – Prince's sister and singer; heart-related; 64
• Susan Osborn – singer with the Paul Winter Consort; 74
• Andy Paley – member of the Paley Brothers; record producer; cancer; 70
• Del Palmer - Kate Bush bass player; 71
• Liam Payne - One Direction singer; fell from hotel balcony; 31
• Martin Phillipps – the Chills founder; 61
• Mike Pinder – Moody Blues co-founder and keyboard player; dementia; 82
