Lucy Walsh

Lucy Walsh lives and breathes music; it courses through her veins like blood. For other musicians that may be just an expression, but for this 25 year old songstress, natural talent really is genetic.

Walsh was born in Santa Barbara, right into a line of accomplished musicians. Her grandmother, a pianist for the New York Ballet, and her father Joe Walsh, long-time legendary guitarist of the 'Eagles.’ Lucy grew up completely immersed in the performing arts, and decided without a doubt to take over the family business of music. At an early age she began studying classical piano, vocal pedagogy, and music theory...which she continues to this day with a private teacher.

Walsh has frequently been described as a 'prolific songwriter'. Spending most of her time in the studio writing and recording her own songs and songs for other artists, Lucy has honed a sound, a vibe, a voice that seems well beyond her years. This tiny blond continues to crank out powerful story-packed songs, and boasts an ever-growing catalogue of more than 100 recorded to date. 'I am a pianist/songwriter at heart, but I didn't want to give that power for a long time. I am finally allowing my true style to come through in my music, and it is working...imagine that.' She says.

In no time at all, Lucy has steadily been appearing on the radar of the music world. After parting ways with Island Def Jam to zero-in on her own creative direction, Walsh was the keyboardist/backing singer on Ashlee Simpson's 'Autobiography' World Tour. Lucy also starred on MTV's 'Rock the Cradle'...reaping 'Highest Judge's Score' with her cover of Don Henley's 'Heart of the Matter'...which Henley personally gave her permission to do on national television.

As a recording artist, performer and songwriter, Lucy Walsh's future is destined for success. And with her musical lineage, and one of the most recognizable last names in rock history, she is well-equipped to handle the ride.