Kellie Lynne tour dates for 2009

Singer/Songwriter Kellie Lynne, was born and raised in Pittsburgh, PA. As Kellie grew musically throughout her early school years, she also became interested in stage performance and soon was actively involved singing, acting and dancing in high school and public theaters. The summer before her senior year Kellie and her family made the tracked to Atlanta, GA, where Kellie auditioned for “American Idol”. One of her many memorable experiences included traveling to Baltimore, MD and being filmed as a featured extra on the Warner Brothers television series, “Young Americans,” Kellie recorded her first demo with Pittsburgh Producer, Songwriter Bob Corbin from the Corbin/Hanner band. In pursuit of her dream, Kellie Lynne headed for Nashville TN. Kellie recorded her second demo at Evergreen Studio on Music Row, produced by Dennis Money. While in Nashville, Kellie sang at the world famous “Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge”. In October 2004, After months of dedicated rehearsals of her music, Kellie and the band made a trip to Nashville to perform in front of several record executives at the “Gibson Showcase” which has opened many doors for her in the music industry. Kellie has been traveling throughout the tri state area with her band, performing at clubs, bars, fairs, hotels and volunteer fire departments; just about anywhere she has the opportunity to meet new fans. Kellie Lynne has shared the stage with many high profile country artists. Loretta Lynn, Mark Wills, Chris Cagle, John Michael Montgomery, Craig Morgan, Emerson Drive, Trent Tomlinson, Dusty Drake, Aaron Tippon, Sean Patrick McGraw and The Povertyneck Hillbillies. You never know where you might find Kellie Lynne performing on any given evening! Kellie was excited to have the opportunity to audition in front of Vanessa Brown-Rogers, Manager and Director of the historic Apollo Theater in New York City. Kellie Lynne was thrilled and honored to be chosen to perform on the internationally acclaimed television program,” Showtime at the Apollo”. The show was taped with host, Comedian “Sinbad”, and then broadcast nationally on UPN television in the fall of 2005.