Lindsey Stirling

Lindsey Stirling is an acclaimed violinist, singer, songwriter, and dancer celebrated for her electrifying fusion of classical, pop, and electronic music. Dubbed the “hip-hop violinist,” she rose to fame after reaching the quarterfinals on "America’s Got Talent," captivating audiences with her blend of virtuosic violin and dynamic choreography. Her self-titled debut album and follow-up, Shatter Me, earned Billboard Music Awards recognition, with the latter winning Top Dance/Electronic Album in 2015.

A YouTube pioneer, Stirling has amassed over two billion views and millions of subscribers, turning her viral success into sold-out global tours. Her hit single “Crystallize” surpassed 100 million views, while collaborations with Pentatonix, Jessie J, and Christina Perri have expanded her reach across genres. She has also published a New York Times bestselling memoir, "The Only Pirate at the Party," and finished as runner-up on "Dancing with the Stars" in 2017.

In 2024, Stirling released Duality, an album exploring inner conflict and transformation through a mix of Celtic-inspired orchestral sounds and modern pop. Featuring collaborations with Royal & the Serpent and Sarah Blackwood, the project showcases her continued evolution as an artist. She followed the release with The Duality Tour, performing worldwide, including a standout show at London’s Royal Albert Hall.