Garth Brooks’ 20-year-old daughter, Allie, is turning heads—and ears—with a voice that’ll stop you in your tracks. She’s not just riding the coattails of country royalty. Despite having Garth Brooks as her dad and Trisha Yearwood as her stepmom, Allie is carving her own path through the heart of Nashville. With a quiet fire in her eyes and a guitar in her hands, she performs her original song “Close Enough” like it’s a page straight out of her diary. Her voice doesn’t shout—it soothes, stirs, and stays with you. Just her and an acoustic guitar, strumming out a melody that feels like a deep breath after a long day, Allie proves she’s not just chasing a dream—she’s building one from the ground up.

Garth Brooks’ youngest daughter, Allie, has caught the music bug and is currently chasing her big Nashville dreams…

Allie Colleen singing "Close Enough"

While most would jump at the opportunity to kickstart their career using the success of not only her famed father but stepmother Trisha Yearwood as well, Allie wants to make a name for herself in the music industry by her own accord.

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Singing an original song titled “Close Enough,” Allie displays her unique vocals through the calmness of the ballad. The singer-songwriter plays the acoustic guitar strumming the cool melody effortlessly.

The video was the second in a two-part series called Inside the Industry. Allie is 20 years old and currently residing in Nashville where she attends school.

You can watch Allie’s original song in the video below and be sure to let us know what you think in the comments!

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