Jacob Lusk

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1. Angels & Queens (Wikipedia revision 1376091106) — Wikipedia, updated September 22, 2026. Reference work (secondary). Retrieved October 8, 2026.
   Cited parts (8) of source 1

   • Lead: “The first part was released on September 30, 2022, and the second part was released July 7, 2023.”
   • Live, paragraph 1: “From September 25 through October 3, Gabriels opened for [[Harry Styles]] for his residency at the [[Moody Center]] in Austin, Texas”
   • Lead: “The first part was released on September 30, 2022”
   • Charts, Angels & Queens – Pt 1 table, UK row (peak 25)
   • Live, paragraph 2: “On April 14, 2023, the trio performed a 45 minute set on the Gobi Tent stage”
   • Live, paragraph 2: “The trio also performed at the festival's second weekend on the same stage on April 21”
   • Lead: “the second part was released July 7, 2023.”
   • Charts, Angels & Queens – Pt 2 table, UK2 row (peak 3, chart date 20230714) and UKR&B row (peak 1)
2. Moby releases live take on viral Stranger Things track, featuring Jacob Lusk — The Concert Chronicles, published February 1, 2026. News report. Retrieved October 8, 2026.
   Cited parts (4) of source 2

   • Paragraphs 1-2: “On January 21, he shared a brand-new live version of his well-loved track, "When It's Cold I'd Like To Die," featuring vocalist Jacob Lusk.”
   • Paragraph 2: “This release is the lead single and first track from the brand-new album Future Quiet, out on February 20.”
   • Paragraph on Lusk: “In 2016, Jacob founded Gabriels, a trio including himself, Ari Balouzian, and Ryan Hope.”
   • Paragraph 1: “On January 21, he shared a brand-new live version of his well-loved track, "When It's Cold I'd Like To Die," featuring vocalist Jacob Lusk.”
3. Jacob Lusk (Wikipedia revision 1357790066) — Wikipedia, updated June 4, 2026. Reference work (secondary). Retrieved October 8, 2026.
   Cited parts (8) of source 3

   • Post-Idol, last paragraph: “Lusk performed at the 2026 [[Coachella|Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival]] with [[Moby]].”
   • Post-Idol, paragraph 1: “In 2016, he formed [[Gabriels (band)|Gabriels]] with Ari Balouzian and Ryan Hope.”
   • Early life, paragraph 2: “In 2007, he joined a gospel group called InNate Praise formed by the late hip-hop singer [[Nate Dogg]]”
   • Post-Idol, paragraph 1: “which began in [[West Valley City, Utah]], on July 6, 2011, and ended in [[Manila, Philippines]] on September 20, 2011.”
   • Post-Idol, paragraph 2: “On June 25, 2023, he performed "[[Are You Ready for Love]]" alongside [[Elton John]] at John's headline performance”
   • Post-Idol, paragraph 2: “In October 2023, Lusk won The Breakthrough Award in the ''[[Attitude (magazine)|2023 Virgin Atlantic Attitude Awards]]''.”
   • Post-Idol, paragraph 3: “On Wednesday, March 20, 2024, Lusk performed at the all-star tribute concert for the Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song”
   • Post-Idol, last paragraph: “On Friday, April 10, 2026 and Friday, April 17, 2026, Lusk performed at the 2026 [[Coachella|Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival]] with [[Moby]].”
4. American Idol season 10 — Wikipedia, updated September 29, 2026. Reference work (secondary). Retrieved October 6, 2026.
   Cited parts (1) of source 4

   • Elimination chart row Jacob Lusk: Pl. 5, Eliminated in the Top 5 column (5/4); ratings table episode 'Top 5 Results Show', May 5, 2011
5. List of American Idol finalists — Wikipedia, updated June 10, 2026. Reference work (secondary). Retrieved October 6, 2026.
   Cited parts (1) of source 5

   • Contestants table, row Jacob Lusk: season 10, place finish 5th
6. Gabriels Signs to Elektra — Music Connection, published August 6, 2021. News report. Retrieved October 8, 2026.
   Cited parts (6) of source 6

   • Paragraph 1: “have signed a worldwide deal with Atlas Artists / Parlophone—which includes Elektra in the U.S.”
   • Paragraph on formation: “The group first came together in 2016 when Hope and Balouzian were working on a film together.”
   • Paragraph 3: “Gabriels is acclaimed gospel singer and choir director Jacob Lusk and co-producers Ryan Hope and Ari Balouzian”
   • Paragraph 1: “In the wake of Gabriels' attention grabbing 2020 debut EP, Love & Hate In A Different Time”
   • Paragraph 1: “the breakout trio have signed a worldwide deal with Atlas Artists / Parlophone—which includes Elektra in the U.S.”
   • Paragraph 1: “2020 debut EP, Love & Hate In A Different Time”
7. Gabriels (band) (Wikipedia revision 1375892874) — Wikipedia, updated September 20, 2026. Reference work (secondary). Retrieved October 8, 2026.
   Cited parts (8) of source 7

   • Studio albums table, both rows: “Label: Atlas Artists”
   • Career, paragraph 1: “In August 2021 they signed with major labels Elektra in the U.S. and Parlophone in the U.K.”
   • Infobox, current_members; lead: “Gabriels are a British-American three-piece band consisting of [[Jacob Lusk]], Ryan Hope and Ari Balouzian.”
   • Lead: “The band formed after meeting in Los Angeles in 2016.”
   • Studio albums table, Angels & Queens – Part I row; also shows: Label: Atlas Artists: “Released: September 30, 2022”
   • Career, paragraph 2: “At the [[2023 Brit Awards]] the band were nominated in the [[Brit Award for International Group|International group of the year]] category.”
   • Studio albums table, Angels & Queens – Part II row (UK peak 3): “Released: July 7, 2023”
   • Studio albums table, Angels & Queens – Part II row; also shows: Label: Atlas Artists: “Released: July 7, 2023”
8. Bloodline by Gabriels — Northern Transmissions, published December 3, 2021. News report. Retrieved October 8, 2026.
   Cited parts (1) of source 8

   • Paragraph 1: “Bloodline, the new EP from Gabriels, is out now on Elektra.”
9. MusicBrainz releases of Love and Hate in a Different Time, with labels (web service query) — MusicBrainz. Release database. Retrieved October 8, 2026.
   Cited parts (2) of source 9

   • Release Love and Hate in a Different Time, earliest release: "date":"2020-12-04"
   • Earliest release; a second release dated 2021-06-04: "date":"2020-12-04"
10. Gabriels announce second EP Bloodline — Rolling Stone UK, published November 10, 2021. News report. Retrieved October 8, 2026.
    Cited parts (2) of source 10

    • Paragraph 2: “'Bloodline' arrives almost exactly a year after its predecessor, 'Love and Hate in a Different Time'”
    • Paragraph 1: “The Los Angeles soul trio will release the four-track effort, 'Bloodline', on December 3.”
11. Gabriels: LA trio's classic R&B fusion meets silky, swooning soul — NME, published September 29, 2021. News report. Retrieved October 8, 2026.
    Cited parts (1) of source 11

    • Paragraph on Elton John: “Elton John, who described the debut EP's title track as, 'one of the most seminal records I heard in the last ten years'”
12. MusicBrainz releases of Bloodline, with labels (web service query) — MusicBrainz. Release database. Retrieved October 8, 2026.
    Cited parts (1) of source 12

    • Release Bloodline: "date":"2021-12-03"
13. Brit Awards 2023 (Wikipedia revision 1281069871) — Wikipedia, updated March 18, 2025. Reference work (secondary). Retrieved October 8, 2026.
    Cited parts (3) of source 13

    • Lead: “was held on 11 February 2023 to recognise the best in British and international music.”
    • Nominees and winners, International Group of the Year (Fontaines D.C. in bold as winner): [[Gabriels (band)|Gabriels]]
    • Nominees and winners, International Group of the Year: [[Gabriels (band)|Gabriels]]
14. The Blessed Madonna Drops Mercy — Northern Transmissions, published June 23, 2023. News report. Retrieved October 8, 2026.
    Cited parts (1) of source 14

    • Paragraph 1: “A collaboration with Jacob Lusk of Gabriels, it's a cathartic house track”
15. MusicBrainz release groups for Jacob Lusk, with artist credits (web service query) — MusicBrainz. Release database. Retrieved October 8, 2026.
    Cited parts (5) of source 15

    • Release group Mercy: "first-release-date":"2023-06-23"
    • Release group Mercy, artist credit: "name":"The Blessed Madonna"
    • Release group Dark Will Fall: "first-release-date":"2025-03-27"
    • Release group Dark Will Fall, artist credit: "name":"Bonobo"
    • Release group When It's Cold I'd Like to Die: "first-release-date":"2026-01-16"
16. Here are all the winners from the 2023 Virgin Atlantic Attitude Awards, powered by Jaguar — Attitude, published October 12, 2023. News report. Retrieved October 8, 2026.
    Cited parts (1) of source 16

    • Breakthrough Award entry: “Jacob Lusk left a painful past behind to release the album of the year as part of musical trio Gabriels.”
17. Hear Kamasi Washington, Floating Points, and Bonobo's songs from new anime series Lazarus — Stereogum, published March 27, 2025. News report. Retrieved October 8, 2026.
    Cited parts (1) of source 17

    • Paragraph on Bonobo: “Bonobo enlisted the singer Jacob Lusk on vocals for the dreamy 'Dark Will Fall,'”
18. Moby Releases New Album, Gears Up For Coachella & Euro Tour — Pollstar, published February 20, 2026. News report. Retrieved October 8, 2026.
    Cited parts (3) of source 18

    • Paragraph 1: “Moby has released his latest album, Future Quiet, today via BMG.”
    • Paragraph on the single: “featuring Jacob Lusk, who is best known for his work with the acclaimed Gabriels.”
    • Tour paragraph; also shows: Coachella dates April 10 and 17, 2026, Indio, California
19. MusicBrainz release groups for Gabriels (web service query) — MusicBrainz. Release database. Retrieved October 8, 2026.
    Cited parts (2) of source 19

    • Release group Love and Hate in a Different Time, primary type EP: "first-release-date":"2020-12-04"
    • Release group Bloodline, primary type EP: "first-release-date":"2021-12-03"
20. MusicBrainz releases of Angels & Queens, with labels (web service query) — MusicBrainz. Release database. Retrieved October 8, 2026.
    Cited parts (2) of source 20

    • Release Angels & Queens: Part I: "date":"2022-09-30"
    • Releases Angels & Queens dated 2023-07-07: "date":"2023-07-07"