Singing Career
Lawless has a background in musical theatre and she played Betty Rizzo on Broadway in a production of Grease in 1997. She has continued to pursue a career in singing after being a contestant on Celebrity Duets. She made her onstage debut at the Roxy in Hollywood on 13 January 2007, with a sold-out crowd for back-to-back concerts.
- Concerts
- 13–14 January 2007 – The Roxy Theater; Los Angeles
- 31 May – 2 June 2007 – The Canal Room; New York City
- 5–6 October 2007 – Buddy Guy's Legends; Chicago
- 25–26 January 2008 – The Roxy Theater; Los Angeles
- 3–4 May 2008 – "Bad Girls In Heaven", Carling Academy Islington; London
- June 2008 – Live at CityWalk, Universal Studios; Hollywood
- 27 September 2008 – Live at the Herbst Theater; San Francisco
- 30–31 January 2009 – "The Pleasuredome", The Roxy Theater; Los Angeles
- Albums
- Come 2 Me
- Come To Mama: Lucy Lawless In Concert: The Roxy Theater In Hollywood
- Concert DVDs
- Come To Mama: Lucy Lawless In Concert: The Roxy Theater In Hollywood
- Gimme Some, Sugar: Lawless, NYC
- Lucy Lawless Live In Chicago: Still Got The Blues
- Lucy Lawless Live At The Roxy Theater: Ho Down
- Lucy Lawless Live In Concert: "Welcome To The Pleasuredome"
- Other songs
- "Little Child" on Unexpected Dreams – Songs From the Stars
- "4 all of us" with Pauly Fuemana (OMC)
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