Allie Colleen, the youngest daughter of the legendary country music star Garth Brooks, has consistently shown a burning passion for music that mirrors her father's. However, she made a heartfelt promise to her parents to complete her college education before pursuing a professional music career. True to her word, Allie graduated from Belmont University in 2018 and soon ventured into the music world as an independent artist, recording and releasing her own original tracks.
Choosing to perform under her first and middle names, Allie deliberately omitted her famous surname to avoid riding on her father’s coattails. This decision underscores her desire to carve out her own path in the music industry. Her debut album, "Stones," released in 2021, perfectly embodies what Allie describes as a music style that balances "timeless traditions" with elements of both classic and contemporary country music.
Recently, Allie shared thrilling news that has the potential to catapult her career to new heights.
She will be the opening act for Jelly Roll's 'Beautifully Broken' tour's second leg. This opportunity is a testament to her hard work and musical talent.
She wrote:
“BEAUTIFULLY LOSING MY MIND [RIGHT NOW] // when @jellyroll615 says something he means it.”
Along with the upcoming tour dates, Allie shared a screenshot of a direct Instagram message she received from Jelly Roll in 2022. The “Save Me” singer wrote:
“Yo! Just getting hip, but your s*** is awesome! Let’s collab.”
Now, two years later, that idea is coming to fruition. Risings stars Eernest and Shaboozy will round out the lineup for the upcoming shows.
Allie Colleen’s excitement and gratitude to be included on Jelly Roll’s tour is evident. A source told Life & Style:
“When Jelly Roll heard Allie’s amazing voice, he told her he wants her on the road with him!” They added, “This is the biggest break Allie has ever gotten in the music business.”
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