Brooke Eden Talks ‘Outlaw Love,’ Trisha Yearwood’s Allyship

Alex Hopper

September 16, 2023

American Songwriter

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Just a few years ago, the type of music Brooke Eden created would be considered a risky career move. After publicly coming out as a member of the LGBTQ+ community in 2021, Eden became a breath of fresh air in the country community. She embraced her sexuality head first and subsequently started to create her most stunning music to date.

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Features, Interviews, All My Life, Brooke Eden, Chills, Outlaw Love, Trisha Yearwood, Whispering

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