BIO: You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll call your therapist. Two-time San Diego Music Award winner Lindsay White's undeniable talent has garnered recognition from prestigious events like the Telluride Bluegrass Festival and Kerrville Folk Festival, as well as from acclaimed publications such as American Songwriter Magazine.Her latest LP, "Lights Out," debuted at #2 on the iTunes Singer-Songwriter charts, garnering accolades as the #1 Album of the Year by Global Texan Chronicles and an esteemed SDMA for Best Singer-Songwriter. Subsequent singles have also charted on iTunes and earned her additional nominations at the San Diego Music Awards, including a win for Best Folk/Acoustic Song in 2022.
Beyond her musical accomplishments, Lindsay's impact extends to the LGBTQ+ community. She has performed and served as a speaker/panelist at countless queer advocacy events, including a headlining performance at Moab Pride. She was featured on the cover of LGBT Weekly, and AfterEllen.com recognized her as one of "15 Lesbian/Bi/Queer Musical Artists You Need to Know."
With a gift for earnest storytelling that has the power to heal hearts and tickle funny bones, Lindsay has shared billing with celebrated acts like The Lone Bellow, David Crosby, and Steve Poltz, Susanna Hoffs (The Bangles), Raining Jane ft. Jason Mraz, and more.
White is also a writer, whose personal work explores topics including gender, queer identity, mental health, grief advocacy, social justice, and more. In 2022, she debuted Qulyn, a line of paperback journals "for folks with feels." She's currently working on a memoir called "Dead Mom Walking" about the mind-boggling, bed-wetting, gut-wrenching experience of reconciling with her estranged, deceased mother through mediumship.
In the community:
From 2018-2021 Lindsay White was the founder and lead organizer for Lady Brain Collective, a supportive and collaborative group of local women/nonbinary folks pursuing careers in the arts. Since 2020, she has volunteered with We All We Got SD, a local mutual aid centered on food and social justice.
White relies on support from, Lindsay's Corner, an exclusive community of dedicated friends and fans who always make her journey as an independent artist feel like a group effort.
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Beyond her musical accomplishments, Lindsay's impact extends to the LGBTQ+ community. She has performed and served as a speaker/panelist at countless queer advocacy events, including a headlining performance at Moab Pride. She was featured on the cover of LGBT Weekly, and AfterEllen.com recognized her as one of "15 Lesbian/Bi/Queer Musical Artists You Need to Know."
With a gift for earnest storytelling that has the power to heal hearts and tickle funny bones, Lindsay has shared billing with celebrated acts like The Lone Bellow, David Crosby, and Steve Poltz, Susanna Hoffs (The Bangles), Raining Jane ft. Jason Mraz, and more.
White is also a writer, whose personal work explores topics including gender, queer identity, mental health, grief advocacy, social justice, and more. In 2022, she debuted Qulyn, a line of paperback journals "for folks with feels." She's currently working on a memoir called "Dead Mom Walking" about the mind-boggling, bed-wetting, gut-wrenching experience of reconciling with her estranged, deceased mother through mediumship.
In the community:
From 2018-2021 Lindsay White was the founder and lead organizer for Lady Brain Collective, a supportive and collaborative group of local women/nonbinary folks pursuing careers in the arts. Since 2020, she has volunteered with We All We Got SD, a local mutual aid centered on food and social justice.
White relies on support from, Lindsay's Corner, an exclusive community of dedicated friends and fans who always make her journey as an independent artist feel like a group effort.
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NOTABLE PRESS:
AfterEllen.com, American Songwriter Magazine, Curve Magazine, Examiner, GuitarWorld, Highlight Magazine, Huffington Post, LGBT Weekly (cover), PopMatters, Relix, San Diego Troubadour (cover), The Advocate, The Seattle Times - see below for full list
AfterEllen.com, American Songwriter Magazine, Curve Magazine, Examiner, GuitarWorld, Highlight Magazine, Huffington Post, LGBT Weekly (cover), PopMatters, Relix, San Diego Troubadour (cover), The Advocate, The Seattle Times - see below for full list
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2023 Best Pop Song Nomination - San Diego Music Awards
2022 Honorable Mention for "Roses Are Dead" Mid Atlantic Song Contest
2022 Best Folk/Acoustic Song Winner - San Diego Music Awards
2021 Mayor Todd Gloria's Woman of Distinction Award
2020 Best Pop Album Nomination - San Diego Music Awards
2019 "The Funeral" #13 Debut on iTunes Songwriter Charts
2018 "The Hound" #13 Debut on iTunes Songwriter Charts
2018 KAABOO Discovery Tour Contestant
2018 Best Singer Songwriter Winner - San Diego Music Awards
2017 Lights Out #2 Debut on iTunes Songwriter Charts
2017 Lights Out #1 Album of Year - Global Texan Chronicles
2017 Top 15 Lesbian/Bi/Queer Musical Artists You Need to Know AfterEllen.com
2017 Honorable Mention Telluride Bluegrass Festival Troubadour Contest
2016 Honorable Mention for "Hands" Mid Atlantic Song Contest
2015 Honorable Mention for “Hands” American Songwriter Magazine
2015 Official Showcase Selection - Folk Alliance International
2014 “Boat Train” Exclusive Premiere Guitar World
2014 Winner for “Boat Train” & “Crimson Love” Kerrville New Folk Festival
2014 Official Showcase Selection - SW Regional Folk Alliance
2014 Best Local Recording Nomination - San Diego Music Awards
2013 Best Local Recording Nomination - San Diego Music Awards
2012 Best Local Recording Nomination - San Diego Music Awards
2011 Official Showcase Selection - FAR West Folk Alliance
2011 First Place for “Ring Around the Roses” San Diego Songwriters Guild
2023 Best Pop Song Nomination - San Diego Music Awards
2022 Honorable Mention for "Roses Are Dead" Mid Atlantic Song Contest
2022 Best Folk/Acoustic Song Winner - San Diego Music Awards
2021 Mayor Todd Gloria's Woman of Distinction Award
2020 Best Pop Album Nomination - San Diego Music Awards
2019 "The Funeral" #13 Debut on iTunes Songwriter Charts
2018 "The Hound" #13 Debut on iTunes Songwriter Charts
2018 KAABOO Discovery Tour Contestant
2018 Best Singer Songwriter Winner - San Diego Music Awards
2017 Lights Out #2 Debut on iTunes Songwriter Charts
2017 Lights Out #1 Album of Year - Global Texan Chronicles
2017 Top 15 Lesbian/Bi/Queer Musical Artists You Need to Know AfterEllen.com
2017 Honorable Mention Telluride Bluegrass Festival Troubadour Contest
2016 Honorable Mention for "Hands" Mid Atlantic Song Contest
2015 Honorable Mention for “Hands” American Songwriter Magazine
2015 Official Showcase Selection - Folk Alliance International
2014 “Boat Train” Exclusive Premiere Guitar World
2014 Winner for “Boat Train” & “Crimson Love” Kerrville New Folk Festival
2014 Official Showcase Selection - SW Regional Folk Alliance
2014 Best Local Recording Nomination - San Diego Music Awards
2013 Best Local Recording Nomination - San Diego Music Awards
2012 Best Local Recording Nomination - San Diego Music Awards
2011 Official Showcase Selection - FAR West Folk Alliance
2011 First Place for “Ring Around the Roses” San Diego Songwriters Guild
SHARED BILL/STAGE:
Anna Tivel, Berkley Hart, Birds of Chicago, Brenda Xu, Bushwalla, Caroline Spence, Christine Havrilla, Connor Garvey, Daniel Boling, Danielle Ate The Sandwich, David Crosby, Frank Martin Gilligan, Freddy and Francine, Gabriela Aparicio, Glen Phillips, Gregory Page, Hannah & Maggie, Jack Tempchin, Jacob Johnson, Jaimee Harris, Jeffrey Martin, Jeni & Billy, John Craigie, Justin Farren, Lisa Sanders, Maia Sharp, Matisyahu, Matt and Kim, Matt Nakoa, Matt the Electrician, Mollie O’Brien & Rich Moore, Mother Falcon, Raining Jane ft. Jason Mraz, Sara Watkins, Shook Twins, SONiA, Steve Poltz, Susanna Hoffs, The Harmaleighs, The Lone Bellow, The Lowest Pair, The Lumineers (encore guest), The Mynabirds, Those Willows, Tolan Shaw, Tom Brosseau, Tristan Prettyman, Veronica May, Wild Ponies
Anna Tivel, Berkley Hart, Birds of Chicago, Brenda Xu, Bushwalla, Caroline Spence, Christine Havrilla, Connor Garvey, Daniel Boling, Danielle Ate The Sandwich, David Crosby, Frank Martin Gilligan, Freddy and Francine, Gabriela Aparicio, Glen Phillips, Gregory Page, Hannah & Maggie, Jack Tempchin, Jacob Johnson, Jaimee Harris, Jeffrey Martin, Jeni & Billy, John Craigie, Justin Farren, Lisa Sanders, Maia Sharp, Matisyahu, Matt and Kim, Matt Nakoa, Matt the Electrician, Mollie O’Brien & Rich Moore, Mother Falcon, Raining Jane ft. Jason Mraz, Sara Watkins, Shook Twins, SONiA, Steve Poltz, Susanna Hoffs, The Harmaleighs, The Lone Bellow, The Lowest Pair, The Lumineers (encore guest), The Mynabirds, Those Willows, Tolan Shaw, Tom Brosseau, Tristan Prettyman, Veronica May, Wild Ponies
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