Lindsay Hough

Lindsay Hough’s passion for singing shines through every aspect of her career: her sparkling stage presence, her professionalism, and above all else, her spectacular voice. Lindsay has a polished vocal technique and experience that is beyond her 22 years. Singing, dancing and acting since the age of five, Lindsay has performed in numerous venues throughout the Los Angeles area. Her extensive musical theatre and acting credits include Annie, The Wizard of Oz, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Little Women, Pinocchio, and Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. She was nominated for a Canyon Theatre Guild Goldie in 2001 for her role as The Cat in Pinocchio.

For four years Lindsay participated in the advanced show choir at William S. Hart High School, where in her senior year she was voted Best Female Vocalist. She was a solo finalist at the esteemed Show Choir Camps of America in Decatur, Illinois, and twice a finalist at the National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) in Los Angeles, where she dazzled the judges and was selected from hundreds of contestants to sing at the final recitals. In 2003, she was a semi-finalist in the 15th annual Music Center Spotlight Awards. Lindsay is a requested act at events for organizations such as Soroptimist and The Betty Ferguson Foundation, and in 2008, she was chosen to sing and received a standing ovation for her rendition of the National Anthem at Dodger Stadium.

With a particular love for studio recording, Lindsay is just as accomplished behind the studio microphone as she is on stage. For Los Angeles songwriters Jon Le Croix and Steve Harriton, she recorded the original songs My Lips are Sealed, S.O.S., and Super Girl, featured on her own demo, as well as demo songs Lean and Without Love for Green Day’s Jason Freese. Lindsay can often be heard on KHTS 1220 am radio singing the jingle for SCVBank.

Lindsay studied voice for many years with acclaimed teacher Andrea Vibe of Vibe Performing Arts Studios in her hometown of Santa Clarita, CA. In 2005, Lindsay moved to Boston where she studied vocal performance at the Berklee College of Music.

Currently living in Los Angeles she is studying “speech-level singing” with the renowned John Henny. Lindsay hopes to become one of the greatest professional singers of her time.