Drake Milligan, a former finalist on “America’s Got Talent,” has been astounded by the widespread appreciation for country music in Europe and Australia. During his recent tours, he discovered that these regions have a substantial fanbase for traditional country tunes.
In Norway, Milligan headlined a major country music festival, performing alongside artists like Joe Nichols. He was impressed by the thousands of attendees who embraced authentic country music, even when sung in Norwegian. Milligan remarked, “You could tell they love the real-deal country music.”
Similarly, in Australia, particularly near Brisbane in Queensland, Milligan encountered “true blue country fans.” He observed that the audience resembled those in Texas, with many dressed as cowboys and cowgirls, highlighting the deep-rooted country culture in the area.
Milligan’s experiences underscore the global appeal of country music, revealing that its fanbase extends far beyond traditional strongholds. His growing international popularity reflects the universal resonance of country music’s themes and melodies.
