Nashville's MusicRow charting artist and Voted Amarillo's Best Female Vocalist of 2019, 2020, and 2021. Lindsey Lane is more than an award-winning songbird. With a dazzling flair for connecting with her audience, she captivates the hearts of the apathetic and elevates the joys of even the most enthusiastic. Buried beneath the shell of this vivacious ex-elementary teacher are the enthralling stories she expresses through song. Each lyric encompasses a sparkle of young love, hard goodbyes, or reveling female independence. Together with her band, Lindsey achieves a sound that critics say, “not only captivates today’s mainstream listeners but also causes an older generation to appreciate her true country roots”. With tones that mimic Tammy Wynette, Martina McBride, and Linda Ronstadt, her musical influences are all but palpable at her live shows.

 

This emerging country music star began testing the waters of the recording industry with her first EP, Gypsy Leavin’, released in January 2017. During which time she also worked full time as a third grade math teacher. In May of 2019, after five years of teaching and working nights and weekends to build a music career, Lindsey took a leap of faith to embark on a full-time journey in music. Since, Lindsey recorded her first full-length album, Nomadic Lover, released in June of 2021 with two charting singles: “Blame It on the Whiskey” and “Run” to Texas radio and Music Row charting single, "Timber". Together with her band, she opened for country superstars Travis Tritt, Easton Corbin, and David Lee Murphy, the classic rock band, Great White, and some of Texas Country’s greatest; such as, Kevin Fowler, Roger Creager, Pat Green, William Clark Green, Mike Ryan and many others.

 

Now, Lindsey Lane has her suitcase packed and is ready to Run with her debut full-length album, Nomadic Lover, highlighting the highs and lows of life and love as she brings her listeners through a methodical journey of self discovery and empowerment. 

 

Lane’s nomadic escapade brings listeners to a full circle moment from Lindsey Lane’s first studio EP, “Gypsy Leavin’”. Was she always destined to go? 

 

More intriguing, Lindsey Lane’s work poses the next question: Where is she headed next?