
Born in Salvador, Bahia (Brazil) and based in Luxembourg for almost 20 years, Lucas Ferraz is a rock singer, songwriter, and guitarist known for his raw intensity, powerful vocals, and emotionally driven songwriting. Since 2010, he has built a strong reputation through explosive live performances and an uncompromising artistic identity.
As founder and frontman of Porn Queen and later Dead Sinners, Lucas shared the stage six times with Slash, including a sold-out show at Le Zénith in Paris and two additional sold-out concerts in Brazil. He has also performed alongside artists such as Steve Lukather, Deep Purple, toured with Richie Kotzen, and appeared at major festivals including Sonisphere France.
During the pandemic, Lucas transformed isolation into creation, writing and producing his debut solo album "Demons in My Head", a raw and introspective record exploring inner conflict, love, and resilience through heavy riffs and emotional honesty. He later expanded this emotional journey with the "LOVE" EP, diving deeper into passion, vulnerability, and human connection while keeping his strong rock foundation.
His latest chapter is marked by the release of "On Fire", a high-energy single that captures desire, tension, and pure rock intensity setting the tone for what comes next.
A true live performer, Lucas continues to bring his music to the stage with powerful shows and festival appearances, including Rock Justice Festival and Blues Express in 2025. He has previously played to a sold-out Rockhal in 2024 opening for Slash featuring Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators, and shared stages with Mammoth WVH, Steel Panther, Marcus King, and Wolfmother. His concerts are defined by raw energy, loud guitars, and a direct connection with the audience, a spirit captured on the live album "Demons in My Head – Live in Luxembourg".
With a second studio album set for release in November 2026, Lucas Ferraz enters a heavier, sharper, and more assertive chapter. Bigger riffs, stronger hooks, and a renewed, uncompromising rock attitude, carried forward on stage and into the studio.





























