Brooke Lee W/ Peytan Porter at Eddie's Attic

From the venue:

Brooke Lee live at Eddie's Attic w/ Peytan Porter!

Willie Nelson, Ty Myers, Wade Bowen, Gavin DeGraw, Redferrin, and Lukas Nelson are just a fraction of the acts who have recognized Brooke Lee’s outstanding artistry. From inviting her to open shows to collaborating in song, Brooke’s standout songwriting skills and electrifying live shows are earning attention and elevating her to a whole new echelon.

Born and raised in Charlotte, North Carolina, Brooke was thirteen when she witnessed Blue Monday enthralling an entire venue and knew she wanted to connect with people through her own music. Within two years, she had her own band and, at 21, moved to Nashville to pursue a career in country music. Since arriving, Lee has honed her craft in songwriting rooms with Spirit Music Publishing and signed with CAA.

In 2025, Brooke showcased her songwriting prowess with a steady stream of new singles, ranging from heartfelt collaborations like “Dandelion” (feat. Lukas Nelson) to anthems like “So Beautiful.” With over 115k social followers and 5 million career streams, her newest single, “Burn To Black,” will lead her sophomore EP, releasing in 2026.

Rooted in emotion and real-life experience, Brooke’s voice is marked by grit and a natural rasp, backed by a range that gives her songs weight and staying power. Writing from lived experience, her storytelling approach to songwriting balances vulnerability and strength with honest songs that feel both deeply personal and universally resonant.

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Peytan Porter is rewriting the rules with a wink and a wild streak. A bold and refreshing voice in country's next chapter, she blends sharp storytelling with a dreamy edge — equal parts grit, grace, and bold self-definition.

Raised in Dawsonville, Georgia, at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Peytan grew up more interested in liner notes than radio hits. She began performing at churches, local fairs, and small-town festivals across northeast Georgia before moving to Nashville to attend Lipscomb University and dive headfirst into the city's songwriting community. In 2020, she signed her first publishing deal with Jody Williams Songs and Warner Chappell Music — officially earning the title she values most: songwriter. A year later, a forgotten demo posted to TikTok exploded overnight, introducing her music to millions and lighting the fuse on her artist career.

Her debut project In My Head (2023) leaned pop-country, but a creative shift soon followed — she reemerged with a new sound and her Grown EP, featuring fan favorites like "God's Hotel," "Speaking of Georgia," and "Lemonade." She's since shared the stage with Willie Nelson, Tim McGraw, Hailey Whitters, Jon Pardi, and Brett Eldredge, and made multiple appearances at the Grand Ole Opry.

Now entering a new era with a clearer creative compass and her boots planted firmly in her own lane, Peytan is fully leaning into the artist she was always meant to be — a little wild, deeply rooted, and unapologetically herself.