Lexi Sidders

When you're watching Lexi sing, the stage comes alive with her vibrant energy and a genuine connection with the audience. Her stage presence create an intimate atmosphere, allowing fans to not only enjoy the music but also feel a personal connection with the performer. Whether she's belting out a high-energy pop hit or delivering a soulful rendition of a country classic, Lexi's magnetic charm keeps audiences on their feet, singing along to a repertoire that spans from Stapleton to Winehouse, Beatles to Gaga, ABBA to Dolly—truly making anything possible within her musical wheelhouse.

Lexi Sidders is a 24-year old country artist from Templeton, CA, who sparked the attention of music fans after being a top placing contestant at only 19 at the MyCollabStreet Singing Contest and then being recognized by Keith Urban in another contest to sing at his show.

Even though she struggled with various body issues and bullying throughout her youth, Lexi has harnessed those experiences to power her into the outspoken advocate she is today, supporting numerous charities (Ryan Seacrest Foundation, Boo2Bullying, Habitat For Humanity) and helping to guide other young adults dealing with their own situations to achieve their life goals.

Finding her own voice, Lexi moved to Nashville, TN to carve out a path in the music industry. Inspired by the sounds of Amy Winehouse, Lady Gaga and Adele, and with a rich raspy voice that her vocal coach Gary Catona (Andrea Bocelli, Steven Tyler, Toni Braxton) compared to his own former student Whitney Houston's high notes, she has created a country genre style of her very own.

In between sharing stages with artists such as Colbie Calliat, Gavin DeGraw, Brandi Cyrus, Russell Dickerson, MacKenzie Porter, Colbie Calliat and Lindsay Ell, Lexi has been co-writing numerous tracks for other artists with some of the industry's top songwriters like Rob Pennington (Luke Combs, Chris Janson) and Michael Woodrum (Eric Clapton, Joss Stone). With the demand high to release new solo music of her very own, Lexi released her debut single, "Better Off (A Loser)", alongside prestige mixer Billy Decker (Sam Hunt, Rodney Atkins, Dustin Lynch, Darius Rucker) and the Grammy Award winning team at Station West Studios.