Deborah Allen

Deborah Allen, an extraordinarily talented singer, songwriter, performer and producer, is one of those rare artists who forged her own path to success, building a world-class career in the process. Deborah's signature smash, "Baby I Lied" broke all barriers and confirmed the idea that an artist could have success in several formats with the same song, Country, Pop and Adult Contemporary, resulting in two Grammy nominations for the Delta-songstress. The true measure of Deborah's influence in contemporary music is underscored by the hit singer's diverse radio success. Songs like, "I've Been Wrong Before,""I Hurt For You,""Rock Me,""If You?re Not Gonna Love Me,""Wrong Side Of Love," and "Break These Chains" are just a few of the singles that made their way up the billboard charts during her career. With more than 2000 compositions written and published, Deborah's songs have been recorded by such notable artists as LeAnn Rimes, Brooks & Dunn, Patty Loveless, Conway Twitty, Loretta Lynn, Tanya Tucker , Janie Frickie, John Conlee, Vern Gosdin, Joe Nichols, Isaac Hayes, Millie Jackson, Diana Ross, Sheena Easton, Fleetwood Mac and many more. Additionally, her songs have been featured on several major motion picture soundtracks, such as Coyote Ugly, River Rat, Clinton and Nadine, as well as River Phoenix's final film, The Thing Called Love. Throughout her phenomenal journey of hits and accomplishments Deborah Allen's success has earned her Legendary status by remaining true to her artistic vision. From her discovery by Roy Orbison, to her friendship with her song writing mentor, Shel Silverstein, as well as her work with George Jones and Prince, Deborah creates art on her own terms. Expanding her talents into radio, TV and film, the dynamic artist from Memphis keeps her sights set on new horizons continuing to tour and amaze audiences around the world. Event Details: Location: Hardison Mill Homestead Hall, 4544 Hwy 431, Columbia, TN 38401 Gates Open at 5 pm CT / Doors Open at 6 pm CT / Show Starts at 7 pm CT