The La's were an English rock band formed in Liverpool in the 1980s, best known for their melodic guitar sound and influence on later Britpop acts. Led by Lee Mavers, the group combined jangly guitars with concise songwriting inspired by 1960s pop. Their self-titled album The La's gained critical acclaim, though the band struggled with production issues and internal tensions. The song There She Goes became their most enduring hit. Despite a brief career and limited discography, their music left a lasting impact on British indie rock and inspired many artists in the following decade