Lindsay Beth Harper is pop/country music recording artist from Blue Ridge, GA, who recently released her single, “Take it All,” and is in the beginning stages of production of a new album that will take on a country/pop vibe. She is also working alongside Zac Brown Band members, Coy Bowles and John Driskell Hopkins, on various projects as a member of Kennesaw State University’s Joel A. Katz Music & Entertainment Business Program. Lindsay is also an advocate for redhead pride and is featured on several redhead empowerment sites: How To Be A Redhead, Ginger Parrot, and Everything For Redheads.

The music video for “Take it All” is available on YouTube and has received national and international exposure on numerous blogs, as well as radio airplay and television spots. You can purchase “Take it All” on iTunes, Amazon, Zune, or from various other websites. Visit the music tab for more information.

In 2012, Lindsay performed at a variety of venues including the South’s largest New Year’s Eve Celebration, The Peach Drop 2013, which has attracted thousands of visitors each year since its start in 1989. Lindsay also presented a Christmas tour at several venues all over Georgia, and began plans for a new album.

Lindsay has been performing at fairs, festivals, and various venues all over the United States since the young age of five. Soon after she began her musical journey, she performed several times on a local television station, ETC, in which the shows are still aired today. Two years later at age nine, she landed a spot on an NBC show, “America’s Most Talented Kid” where she competed alongside acts like Cheyenne Kimball and Diana DeGarmo. As a result of the show, she appeared on an episode of Access Hollywood, and was visited by Chattanooga news network WRCB TV for a televised interview. A little over a year after the show ended, PAX Television called Lindsay and asked her if she would like to be a returning contestant on their revival of the show in which she competed along with Hunter Hayes, Taylor Lautner, and Jordin Sparks.

Since her national television experience, Lindsay has been maturing in her looks, music, and personality. In 2008, she began to play guitar and write her own music, and now she is working toward a new sound and the release of new music.