Kane Brown to Kick Off Pandora Live Concert Series

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorMondo.NYC, the music and tech conference created by the founders of CMJ Music Marathon, has announced the initial speakers for its fifth annual edition, taking place virtually Oct. 13-16.

We love a confident country singer! Kane Brown has got the dad thing down as his daughter Kingsley hits the 9 month mark. The “For My Daughter” singer spoke to HollywoodLife.com about the best dad advice he’s received — and it’s from himself! “Dads aren’t really good at giving advice!” he laughed in an EXCLUSIVE interview with HL. “So for me, I would say I give myself the best advice. You just gotta learn as you go. You can’t try to learn somebody else’s routine.”

Kane Brown shared a hilarious story about getting lost with a group of friends while going exploring outside his new home.“Someone help! I’m lost,” the country singer, 26, wrote via Facebook on Thursday, August 6. “ALL JOKES ASIDE.

Kane Brown revealed the police had to intervene when he and some friends got lost while perusing his new Nashville, Tenn., digs which consists of 30 acres of forested land. The 26-year-old country singer detailed the scary situation on his Facebook page on Thursday, stressing that it was no laughing matter at the time.

Kane Brown had to send out an SOS!

Facebook recently to explain how he got lost in his own backyard and had to call police to rescue him."Someone help! I'm lost," the "Good As You" singer wrote, as he's now able to joke about the experience. "The real story is I moved into a new house.

Kane Brown is having trouble finding the middle ground as a biracial man amid the ongoing protests against police brutality. The country singer explained that current times have been tough for him and his family as people continue to put him on one side of the debate or another.The 26-year-old, whose mother is white and father is Black, explained that his goal is unity at a time when lines are being drawn in the wake of the death of George Floyd while in police custody in May.

Kane Brown wants to bring everyone together. The 26-year-old country crooner is getting candid about the hardships he's faced as a biracial man.

Kane Brown has taken to social media to explain what really happened after he got lost in his own backyard for seven hours.

Kane Brown is back with a new version of “Cool Again”, this time with a famous friend.

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Kane Brown is already preparing for how he will speak to his and Katelyn Jae’s daughter, Kingsley, about being biracial.“I’m just gonna try and tell her just to be polite as possible, respect to everybody, don’t do anything that you shouldn’t be doing and you should be fine,” the country singer, 26, exclusively told Us Weekly while promoting his “Homesick (Veterans Version)” remix.

Kane Brown sat down with Apple Music’s Brooke Reese — via FaceTime — to discuss his new single, “Be Like That”, featuring Khalid and Swae Lee.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorA tearful Megan Thee Stallion took to Instagram Live on Monday afternoon to thank her fans, assail her haters and speak briefly about the July 12 incident during which she says she was shot in her feet. On that night, she and another woman were in a car with rapper Tory Lanez when he was arrested for carrying a concealed weapon.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorNot surprisingly, Taylor Swift’s excellent surprise album has huffed up most of the oxygen on this mid-summer day — and Kanye West’s album will probably do the same, whenever he actually finishes it — but that’s all we’re going to say about them because this week saw an absolute avalanche of great new songs — and even two new songs by the Avalanches.It was a very difficult week to narrow the list down to five, so with a shout-out to the runners up — songs by Reese

There’s a Kane Brown and a Katelyn Jae duet on the way.

Tabitha Brown is opening up about life before fame! ET recently spoke with the 41-year-old vegan foodie turned social media superstar via Zoom, where she gave us all the details on what it was like growing up in North Carolina, to the financial, educational and personal hurdles she overcame to get to where she is today.