About Lenka

Lenka (born Lenka Kripac in 1978)is an Australian television actress and singer-songwriter, most famous worldwide for her song "The Show" from her self-titled album Lenka, which has been used in advertisements, most notably for Old Navy. Previously best known in Australia as an actress, she has appeared in Australian television serials and feature films


Exposure

* "Don't Let Me Fall" was featured in a television commercial for Telus in Canada as well as in a Sears 2009 Christmas commercial
* "The Show," produced by Stuart Brawley, has been featured as soundtrack for an Old Navy as well as an Ugly Betty promo, the film Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging, the 2009 Spring Campaign of the Polish TV station TVN, and was promoted as an iTunes Free Single of the Week
* The songs "Trouble Is a Friend" and "Live Like You're Dying" were featured in Grey's Anatomy
* "Trouble is a Friend", "Don't Let Me Fall", "The Show", and "We Will Not Grow Old" were featured in the teen drama 90210
* "The Show" was also featured in the promotional ad of InuYasha the Final act" on Animax
* "Dangerous and Sweet" was featured on an episode of The Hills
* Lenka has performed on the late-night network television interview shows in the United States, Late Night with Conan O'Brien, Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson and The Tonight Show singing "The Show" with her full band
* The beginning of 2009 saw Lenka tour extensively throughout America and Canada. On February 2 2009 Lenka performed her first sold out show in Toronto, Canada
* Summer 2009 saw the release of Lenka's album in Europe and Asia, with coinciding tours and festival appearances
* In Vietnam, "The Show" and "Trouble Is A Friend" were huge hits and became most played songs in public and most downloaded songs. Radio VOV3 was the first radio entity that put Lenka's "The Show" and "Trouble Is A Friend" in the airwaves all over Vietnam
* Indian lifestyle and entertainment television channel Zee Café part of Zee network, uses a part of the song "The Show" featuring the lyrics 'Dum Di Dum... just enjoy the show' at the end of every commercial break

Source: http://wikipedia.org/