Levi Evans Makes a Name for Himself in the Music Space

“My musical journey has been quite eclectic,” admits Levi Evans. The 25-year-old, who is now making a name for himself as an indie rock solo artist, initially wanted to be a rapper, then started a group called NOFUN! with some friends in a genre he describes as “someplace between One Direction and Wu-Tang Clan.” “When I first moved to L.A., my one friend that I had out there, all we did was listen to hip-hop music,” Evans adds. “I’ve grown up in a musical household, but my intro into creating my own music was through hip-hop, which was kind of crazy.” His musical journey began much before getting into Tupac and A Tribe Called Quest with friends: Evans is the son of U2 guitarist The Edge, and moved to L.A. from Dublin with his family as a teenager. After years of releasing music under different names, he’s finally emerged as a solo artist with a debut EP called “Head Chatter” last year and a string of singles dropping throughout 2025.  Like many kids of famous parents, Evans initially didn’t have interest in what his dad does. Instead of music, growing up he was big into illustration and still does his own cover art

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