Brooke Eden and Musicians on Call Bring Music to Vanderbilt Medical Center Patients
Honored to be able to spread happiness to those going through tough times, Eden performed her track, “American Dreamin’,” for all those in attendance.
The power of music heals many, so Brooke Eden partnered with Musicians on Call for the chance to bring songs bedside to patients at the Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville.
With the help of Southwest Airlines, Musicians on Call asked on Eden to lend her voice to their powerful cause and provide joy to patients as they received treatment in the medical facility. Honored to be able to spread happiness to those going through tough times, the country singer performed her track, “American Dreamin’,” for all those in attendance. She even took some time to chat with patients and get to bond with them as friends just hanging out.
“Working with Musicians on Call has been a dream of mine for so long and I am so happy I finally got to be a part of this amazing organization,” said Eden in a press release. “Being able to talk with the patients and share joy through music was an experience I will never forget. I am so grateful to Southwest and Musicians on Call for making this happen!”
L-R: Katy Epley (Executive Vice President, Musicians On Call), Brooke Eden, Alyssa Eliasen (Spokesperson, Southwest Airlines) and Tena Griffith (Community Engagement, Southwest Airlines); Photo credit: Nick Benik/Beatnick Media
Musicians on Call was created to present live music to patients in healthcare facilities across the country to brighten up their days. Volunteers from Kelly Clarkson to Justin Timberlake to Lady Antebellum have all participated in the cause, getting to meet some of their biggest fans in the hospitals and clinics across the country.
Eden’s current single, “Act Like You Don’t,” is impacting country radio in a huge way, climbing up the charts more and more every week.
