Bobbie Lynne

Bobbie Lynne is a professional vocalist with a career spanning over four decades, starting at the young age of 13.

Throughout her career, she has performed at various public events, County and State Fairs, Conventions, and Cruise Ships, sharing the stage with major stars like Bob Hope, George Burns, Robert Goulet, and Danny Thomas.

At just 18, Bobbie Lynne was invited to be a permanent cast member on The Lawrence Welk Show and has recorded in Nashville, appearing as a guest on Nashville Now with Ralph Emory.

Her song 'My Home USA' successfully made it to the Billboard charts, leading to numerous radio interviews across the country.

Driven by her passion for nurturing young vocal talent, Bobbie Lynne has been teaching voice for 16 years, shaping the skills of up to 50 students each week in vocal technique and performance.

With a focus on developing well-rounded vocalists and performers, she believes that conveying emotion and authenticity are paramount for success on stage and in front of the camera.

Bobbie Lynne holds a BA in Radio, Television, and Film with a minor in Music from San Jose State University and pursued Undergraduate studies in Communications at the University of California, Los Angeles.

Currently, she serves as a Voice Teacher and Performance Coach at Performance Vocal, aiming to groom vocalists for the camera with her expertise and passion for the art of singing.