Jelly Roll Gives Garth Brooks’ Daughter Allie Colleen the ‘Biggest Break’ She’s Ever Gotten

Country music up-and-comer Allie Colleen isn’t cashing in on her nepo-baby roots, as the daughter of superstar singer Garth Brooks struggles to make her name in Nashville — but she’s gotten a sweet lift from fellow artist Jelly Roll , who’s tapped her to be his opening act this fall!

“When Jelly Roll heard Allie’s amazing voice, he told her he wants her on the road with him!” a source reveals exclusively to Life & Style .

“This is the biggest break Allie has ever gotten in the music business.”

The “Halos and Horns” songbird, 28, hasn’t matched her dad’s phenomenal debut in 1989. Garth’s self-named album sold a tremendous 10 million copies, while Allie’s Stones has moved less than 1,000.

Yet, the source spills the burgeoning singer couldn’t be more thrilled — or grateful — for the nod from Jelly Roll , 39, as she’s determined to become a star on her own terms — and not ride on her father’s coattails!

Allie says of her pop, “He worked so hard for what he has — and I want to do the exact same thing!”