Lindsey Nagy has been performing for the past fifteen years. She has sung at various opening ceremonies and sporting events for Wayne Gretzky, Jann Arden, former Premier Ralph Klien, former Prime Minister Jean Chrétien, and other dignitaries. She has performed in such venues as the Winspear Centre, Jubilee Auditorium, Citadel Theatre, and Arden Theatre.

As a 2005 graduate of the Grant MacEwan Vocal Performance Music Program, she is able to sing many styles of music including Pop, Jazz, R&B, Rock, Blues, Country, and Musical Theatre.

Lindsey has studied voice privately for ten years, most recently under the direction of Chandelle Rimmer. She has studied piano privately for ten years, and is skilled in playing Contemporary styles of music. Lindsey is currently performing at the Red Piano.

Highlights include: Finalist in the David Foster Star Search in 2008; Opened for Juno award winning group Bedouin Soundclash in 2006; Performed as a backup singer for Canadian icon Bobby Curtola as part of the 2005 Alberta Spirit Centennial Celebrations; Winner of the Global Television Scholarship Award in 2004, for musical excellence in the performing arts; Co-wrote and performed the anthem for the opening of the province of Nunavut in 2002; In 2001, at the age of fifteen, Ms. Nagy was the youngest singer to have a house gig at the La Ronde Revolving Restaurant; "Winner of “Future’s Fest,” adjudicated by singer/songwriter Jann Arden in 1997, 1999, 2002, and 2003; Winner of 1997 Northlands Talent Explosion; Scholarship winner and honours recipient in the "St. Albert Rotary Festival"; Featured soloist and ensemble member in Edmonton’s Musical Theatres “A Walk Down Broadway,” “On The Wings of a Dream,” and “The Song Is You,” scripted and hosted by CBC’s Colin MacLean; Performed in the St. Albert Children’s Theatres productions of "Little Shop of Horrors," "You're A Good Man Charlie Brown," “Wizard of Oz,” and “Anne of Green Gables”; Recorded three CD’s which sold in Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan.