Reagan James Broome
About
reaganjamesbroome.comReagan James Broome is a rising Christian singer-songwriter whose music blends heartfelt storytelling, folk-pop influence, and a deeply personal faith. Originally from Olympia, Washington, and now based in Phoenix, Arizona, Reagan has quickly emerged as a fresh voice in the contemporary Christian music scene, writing songs that meet people in the middle of real life—wrestling […]
Reagan James Broome is a rising Christian singer-songwriter whose music blends heartfelt storytelling, folk-pop influence, and a deeply personal faith. Originally from Olympia, Washington, and now based in Phoenix, Arizona, Reagan has quickly emerged as a fresh voice in the contemporary Christian music scene, writing songs that meet people in the middle of real life—wrestling with doubt, insecurity, brokenness, hope, and the everyday pursuit of Jesus.
Reagan grew up singing worship music in his local church and began playing guitar and writing songs at a young age. While studying at Grand Canyon University, what began as a simple desire to share music with others quickly turned into a rapidly growing career. In 2025, Reagan became a finalist at GCU’s Got Talent after performing for a crowd of approximately 6,000 people, an experience that became a major turning point in his musical journey. His authentic performances and relatable songwriting soon began reaching hundreds of thousands of people online.
In 2026, RJB’s momentum reached a new level when he was selected as one of two winners of Josiah Queen’s open-verse challenge for “demons.” The collaboration led to an officially released version of the song featuring Reagan, introducing his music to a much larger audience and amassing millions of streams. Since then, RJB has continued releasing music at a rapid pace, with songs including “The Narrow Road,” “Worth Dying For,” “i know a God,” “HOME AGAIN,” “GOOD TO ME,” and “Younger Days.”
At the heart of RJB’s music is a simple mission: to create honest songs that point people back to God. His lyrics are rooted in Scripture and personal experience, but his approach is intentionally relatable—creating space for listeners to wrestle honestly with their faith while being reminded that they are not alone.





