Logan Lynn is a songwriter, producer, filmmaker, television personality, band manager, and activist who Billboard writes “has made a career out of crafting catchy, disorderly songs that almost all include big beats, fun melodies and cheeky lyrics” He has been producing and releasing music for the past 25 years, and has albums and singles on Caroline Records, EMI Records, The Dandy Warhols’ Beat The World Records, Greyday Records, Mohr Media, Banana Stand Records, his own label imprint Logan Lynn Music, and Kill Rock Stars. 

Lynn was named one of the OUT100 in the Performers of the Year category by Out Magazine in 2021. He is the former host of NewNowNext Music on MTV’s Logo Network and has appeared in a number of televised commercial spots for the channel. His videos have been featured on MTV, VH1, Logo, Spike TV, Revry, and countless digital platforms since 1999, and his music has appeared in international advertising campaigns by CoverGirl Cosmetics, Oscar de la Renta, Nicole Miller, Volkswagen and other major brands. He has also done music for television and film, including EastSiders on Netflix, as well as The Library and Unconventional on Revry. 

In addition to his own music career, Logan Lynn is also an experienced music industry executive, nonprofit leader, and community connector. He received the prestigious 2017 Award of Excellence from the National Council for his advocacy work in music, TV, film and community, and for founding the Keep Oregon Well campaign to fight the stigma of mental illness. In 2018 Kink FM named him one of The Portland 50, honoring the people who “dreamt, built and championed the innovation, growth and uniqueness of Portland”. 

That same year, Alternative Rockers Portugal. The Man partnered with Logan Lynn on infusing advocacy into their summer tour, engaging the crowds around music and mental health at each sold-out show. In 2019 it was announced that Lynn had officially joined the Portugal. The Man team. Since that time, Logan has been a key member of the band’s management. In his role he oversees the band’s two charitable initiatives, Pass The Mic and Frances Changed My Life. He also manages apparel and brand activations for the band, alongside the Knik brand, which he is currently developing in partnership with John Gourley of Portugal. The Man. In the years since launching Pass The Mic, he has expanded this work with other bands and artists, including NOFX, Lucy Dacus, Phoebe Bridgers, Julien Baker, Boygenius, and more. 

Logan is also a Creative Consultant for GoDaddy, with a focus on the .gay (DotGay) Domain at GoDaddy Registry after serving as the global PR + Creative Director for the domain from 2019-2023. He held this role from before the brand’s inception, spearheading the global launch, associated PR and creative campaigns; then designing and overseeing what would ultimately become the most successful domain launch in internet history. In 2023 he helped successfully transition the .gay brand to GoDaddy, where he remains in his role overseeing creative for the domain, activating campaigns with George Takei, GLAAD, CenterLink, PFLAG National, Adam Lambert, Roxane Gay and hundreds of other Queer and Trans luminaries over the years. 

From 2014-2018 Lynn served as Chief Impact Officer on the Executive Team at Trillium Group, which oversees the Trillium Family Foundation, the national Mental Health Matters public health advocacy campaign, and the Oregon-based Keep Oregon Well campaign, of which he was the brainchild and co-founder. Trillium Group also operates Trillium Family Services – Oregon’s largest provider of mental and behavioral healthcare for children and families, the organization Logan served as Chief Communications Officer for simultaneously during this time.

In the early 2000s Lynn was a project manager for Portland Tenspeed, responsible for the branding, site selection and construction of American Apparel’s first 35 retail locations when the company first launched. Through his team’s work, Lynn helped transform American Apparel from a wholesale mom-and-pop operation doing $40,000 in sales annually to a $150 million dollar enterprise when he exited in 2008. Through his work with Portland Tenspeed he also launched Fashion Design Camp, as well as many creative campaigns that kicked off community conversations and public advocacy.