Nick Lindsay
Nick Lindsay brings versatility and passion to the stage as a multi-instrumentalist and vocalist. Based in Emmaus, Pennsylvania, Nick’s musical journey began at age 10, inspired by his cousin’s rendition of Eagle-Eye Cherry’s “Save Tonight.” His musical toolkit spans bass, acoustic guitar, harmonica, and mandolin, reflecting a wide range of influences including Third Eye Blind, The Black Keys, Radiohead, and Mumford & Sons. Nick’s formal training includes early guitar lessons and vocal training through choir and musical theater, though much of his expertise is self-taught.
Nick’s musical accomplishments include two performances at the Firefly Music Festival and successful ventures with the indie folk band Vulcans, with whom he released three albums. His songwriting has also earned recognition from both the Susquehanna Folk Music Society and the Philadelphia Songwriters Project. Nick later spent seven years with The Audio Files, performing at venues and events including Sloppy Joe’s in Key West, Seacrets in Ocean City, Maryland, Musikfest, the Hard Rock Casino in Atlantic City, and more.
Emily Owens
Hailing from Quakertown, Emily Owens is a dynamic vocalist, keyboardist, and songwriter. Her passion for music was ignited early, beginning with her first public performance at a 4th-grade talent show. Emily’s influences include Gwen Stefani, Amy Winehouse, Alanis Morissette, and The Cranberries. Combining natural talent with formal training, she honed her skills through voice and piano lessons beginning in 4th grade, continually expanding her range as a performer.
Emily spent three years performing with her band Teddy, which was nominated for a Lehigh Valley Music Award for Outstanding Youth/Teenage Performer in 2018. She later spent two years with The Audio Files, performing at venues and events including Sloppy Joe’s in Key West, Seacrets in Ocean City, Maryland, Musikfest, the Hard Rock Casino in Atlantic City, and more.
Photo credit: Quinn Metzgar