Biography

In Nashville, TN, where guitarists outnumber every other instrument, Lindsey Miller has been carving out an admirable niche for herself. Her fast-growing resume of artists, recording clients, and respected musical associates has been a natural result of her unusually diverse skill set. Growing up in Prairie Village, KS, Lindsey picked up her first guitar at age 10.

Although she was first inspired by Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, the Beatles, and 90s alternative rock, it was her discovery of hometown guitar hero Pat Metheny that initiated her into the world of jazz. Lindsey’s talent and ever-growing interest in jazz improvisation earned her a scholarship to attend the University of North Texas where she performed in the Two O’Clock Lab band and earned a Bachelor’s degree in Jazz Studies. She then went on to complete a Master’s degree in Music from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.

Lindsay has toured with Brett Eldredge, Lauren Daigle, Kevin Max, and Danny Gokey. She has performed with jazz, R&B, and rock ‘n’ roll luminaries such as Bernard Fowler, Ellis Hall, Brian Blade, Keith Carlock, Dennis Chambers, Felix Pastorius, Danny Gottlieb, and Jeff Coffin. In 2018, Lindsey was a featured musician in an exposé on the Nashville jazz scene for NPR’s Jazz Night In America. She performs regularly with symphonies nationwide, notably the Nashville Symphony’s world premiere of Julia Wolfe’s Her Story, the Kentucky Opera’s production of Astor Piazzola’s Maria de Buenos Aires, and performances of Disney Pixar’s Coco, and Dolly Parton’s Threads: My Songs in Symphony nationwide. She has appeared on the TV shows Tell Me A Story Season 2 (CBS), the NBC Rockefeller Tree Lighting Special 2022, and three seasons of ABC/CMT’s Nashville.

When she’s not touring, Lindsey is an active member of the Nashville studio scene. Her recording credits include music for movies such as Remember Me: The Mahalia Jackson Story (2022), Devotion (2022), Reagan (2024), and the Grammy-nominated “Indiana Jones and The Great Circle” (Original Video Game Soundtrack). In 2023, Lindsey released a three-song jazz EP/video project The Sapphire Sessions: Live From Layman Drug Company which can be viewed via her YouTube channel.