Mississippi native Lynn Drury moved to New Orleans in 1995 with the dream of becoming a singer/songwriter. Picking up the guitar in 1996, she hit the ground running and began performing coffee shops and clubs, landing a weekly at Margaritaville in 1998 where she cut her teeth not only as a singer and songwriter, but also as an entertainer. She continued her residency for five years, landing her first band slot at the N.O. Jazz& Heritage Festival in 2003. She's been a regular performer ever since and has amassed a die-hard fan base.
With her catchy melodies and burnished voice, Drury has been called "A one woman army of soul" - Caleb Guillotte - Her unique style is the product of her country music raisin' mixed with her love R&B and Pop, and twenty plus years of soaking up the sounds of the Crescent City. She started out calling her music, "Mississippi Grit, New Orleans Groove," settling finally on "NOLAmericana." Over the past two decades, that meticulously cultivated style – NOLAmericana® – has brought Drury’s original music to stages all over the world. With a distinctive voice, this is definitive New Orleans Americana created in a city that moves to its own groove.
Drury’s impressive catalogue includes Nine original albums:
“Crossing Frequencies” (2001)
“Blackberry Winter” (2002 with Bad Mayo)
“Spun” (2003 with Bad Mayo)
"All You Need” (2006)
“Dal Vivo (2009)
“Sugar on the Floor" (2011)
“Come to My House” (2014)
“Rise of the Fall," (2017)
"Dancin' In The Kitchen," (2021)
The new album "Dancin' In The Kitchen" is out now! It features Ric Robertson on fiddle and vocals, Rene Coman on Bass, Chris Pylant on Drums and vocals, Sam Fribush on organ/keys, Alex Mallet on lead guitar and vocals, Rurik Nunan on fiddle and vocals, and Ted Hefko playing clarinet. Also featured is Jake Gold on St. Tammany and Michael Girardot on Trumpet. Chris Adkins lending lead guitar on "Good Stuff."
Pictured, Lynn and "Pepper" at the MS National High School Rodeo Finals in Rapid City, SD
