19 Facts About Lisa Brokop

Lisa Brokop was born in Surrey, British Columbia in 1973.

When Lisa Brokop was twelve years old, she began sitting in with bands throughout Vancouver, British Columbia and joined a touring band in when she was 15.

In 1990, when Lisa Brokop was only 17 years old, she issued her debut single, "Daddy, Sing to Me".

In June 1991, Lisa Brokop graduated from the Princess Margaret Secondary School in her hometown of Surrey; she then proceeded to move south to Nashville, Tennessee to further her country music career.

In 1992, Lisa Brokop began performing in local clubs and caught the attention of The Nashville Network.

Nevertheless, Lisa Brokop's album went on to produce two more top 40 singles in Canada with "Take That" and "One of Those Nights".

In 1995, Patriot Records had been shut down and Brokop was transferred to Capitol Nashville and issued her third album, Lisa Brokop, the following year.

The failure of the album left Lisa Brokop burned out and she then ended her relationship with Capitol to take time off to focus on songwriting.

In 1998, Lisa Brokop signed with the Nashville division of Columbia Records, where she released the single "How Do I Let Go".

The album was scheduled for release in the United States in 1998, but was not released due to the poor performance of the album's four American singles and Lisa Brokop departed Columbia by the end of 1999.

In 2000, Lisa Brokop ventured on her own and launched the Cosmo Records label where she released her fifth album, Undeniable.

In 2001, Lisa Brokop received two Canadian Country Music Association awards for Independent Song of the Year for "Something Undeniable" and Independent Female Artist of the Year.

Lisa Brokop was awarded Independent Female Artist of the Year again in 2002 and 2003.

In 2004, in an attempt to have success in the United States, Lisa Brokop signed with Asylum-Curb and issued her first single for the label, "Wildflower".

Shortly before departing Asylum-Curb in 2005, Lisa Brokop released the single "Big Picture" in Canada and the United States; it was never included on any album.

In July 2013, Lisa Brokop signed a new deal with RareSpark media group to begin working on a new solo album.

Lisa Brokop has continued to release further projects, including "The Patsy Cline Project" in 2015 and "Who's Gonna Fill Their Heels" in 2023.

Lisa Brokop married her boyfriend of four years, Paul Jefferson, a fellow country singer and music producer on May 25,2008.

Lisa Brokop posted a video of her reading a verse from the bible and singing CeCe Winans' "Believe For It".