Lindsay Taylor

Lindsay’s first on stage performance was at the age of two years old, Christmas of 1997. Where she accompanied her grandmother at Family Life's Christmas morning service. Every year following she sang 'Happy Birthday Jesus' as a tradition for the church, until five years old where she went on to leading the church in praise and worship. Lindsay then went on to leading her elementary school choir to state competitions every year for the next 4 years. At the age of 13 she was in National American Miss Teenager and shortly after National American Miss where in both she picked up "Most Talented 2009.

At the request of the Brookville Bandshell, Lindsay was invited to be part of the battle of the bands which she took 1st place. Having seen the reaction of the audience to Lindsay, the Brooksville Chamber of Commerce asked her to come back and have her very own solo act concert. Two concerts later, she was then asked to play the Hernando County Freedom Festival. Shortly after, she was scheduled to appear on Clearwater, Florida's Fat Boy Radio station.

In the Summer of 2010 she, auditioned for Fox Network's local American Idol. She was selected in the top 10 and then later selected 2nd place. She spent the next year preparing for her talent section of National American Miss 2011 and went on to winning 1st place. Later that summer Lindsay was given a closed audition for the show, The Voice season 2 and was selected 1 of 200 best vocalist in the USA to be sent to LA and perform for the head producers of NBC.

Lindsay has also performed at country night in Sarasota, St. Petersburg, and Lakeland, Florida. Along with Hernando County State Fair, and the Southern Rock Fest at the Florida State Fairgrounds. Lindsay has opened for country recording artist Chris Cagle, Rodney Atkins and Charlie Daniels.