Lynsey Shaw

Lynsey Shaw has performed in many guises, including as part of chart-topping band GirlsatPlay. She fronted the girl band for world renowned powerhouse production and songwriting team Mike Stock and Matt Aitkin. Two singles, three UK Arena tours, and many Radio One Roadshows later, the band split. Lynsey then founded, creatively directed and wrote the songs for Electric Dolls, branching out into producing and presenting their own TV show and performing alongside Jay-Z and Mark Ronson at Wireless Festival, Hyde Park. Lynsey moved to Los Angeles ten years ago and her first US gig was singing the British National Anthem at the Honda Stadium in front of a seventeen thousand strong crowd and millions on HBO. While living in LA, Lynsey produced UK docu-reality show, Nadia Goes to Hollywood documenting her time crafting Nadia Forde’s debut music campaign, and The Courier, written and directed by J. Mackye Gruber (The Butterfly Effect, Final Destination). Back in the UK for five years now, Lynsey founded Impossible Things Entertainment, creating live and digital shows around the UK.