We met Megan Lynn Browning when she was the lead vocalist in the 2016-17 tour of Rockin’ Road to Dublin.
But Megan has been taking center stage since she was a child. “I come from a family whose love of song was passed down to her generation,” says the woman who critics call a fiery soul singer. She began singing professionally at the age of 17 and quickly found a love of Irish music and culture.
Megan got her start as a professional singing at Busch Gardens Europe in Williamsburg, VA where she could be heard singing a variety of of Irish Celtic, folk and country songs. In 2016, she took Richmond, VA, by storm, starring in many musical projects, from jazz to progressive rock, which led her to her own musical group, Harley Boone.
“Rockin’ Road to Dublin promotes our unique hybrid culture and our heritage of American Rock and Irish Folk, and I am extremely proud to be part of it,” she said of the tour that took her to 60 cities around the country in less than six months.
Don’t miss our video interview with Browning, and her leading man, Brett Benowitz.
More about Megan
To put herself through college, Megan joined forces with professional musicians including the Timeline Jazz Quartet, the Indie-Rock band The Killing Daylights, and several Hip Hop artists. Most notably she worked with the Teleport Team and Moses Barrymore on several songs and videos.
She collaborated with AJ Flythe on his song, “Where are the Kings,” which became a YouTube phenomenon with 100,000 views. Megan also worked with rock band Late Night Habit singing a duet and back up vocals for local Prog Rock band, One Truth. Both are available on iTunes.
Megan has also stared in many musicals throughout her career, the most noteworthy being her lead role as Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors, June in Gypsy, Marty in Grease and Joanne in Godspell. And, she was the lead singer of Harley Boone, a country band in Richmond.
In 2019, Megan enlisted in the United States Marine Corps becoming the first enlisted Marine to ever be contracted as a vocalist. “Singing for our nation is the greatest honor,” she says: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jj5j3jksbUM&t=21s