Lindsay Lou
Lindsay Lou is a Nashville-based Americana and folk singer-songwriter with deep bluegrass roots, known for her supple, soulful voice. Raised in a musical family in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, she led the bluegrass-leaning band Lindsay Lou & the Flatbellys and co-founded the vocal group the Sweet Water Warblers before establishing herself as a solo artist.
- Born Lindsay Petroff and raised in Iron Mountain, in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
- Began performing bluegrass professionally around 2009, leading Lindsay Lou & the Flatbellys.
- Flatbellys albums include Ionia (2015).
- Co-founded the Sweet Water Warblers with Rachael Davis and May Erlewine.
- Released the solo album Queen of Time (2023, Kill Rock Stars Nashville), featuring Billy Strings and Jerry Douglas.
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Bluegrass Women2026 · Work of Bart Records / Soundly Music
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Alison BrownPlayed on recording with Lindsay Lou
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Hasee CiaccioPlayed on recording with Lindsay Lou
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Lindsay LouPlayed on recording with Lindsay Lou
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Maddie WitlerPlayed on recording with Lindsay Lou
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Tatiana HargreavesPlayed on recording with Lindsay Lou