American musician Kane Allen Brown gained popularity in the public eye on social media. On June 23 in Boston, he made history by performing Drunk or Dreaming; he will return to Fenway Park the following year for his upcoming In the Air tour.
Presales for the headline tour's five stadium gigs start on September 26 at KaneBrownMusic.com, and general sales for some dates start on September 28 and October 5 overall. On Thursday, 29-year-old CMA Award nominee Brown will release "I Can Feel It," his newest song.
Green Monster
Before his performance, Kane Brown posed in front of the renowned manual scoreboard at Fenway Park, which is still updated by hand during Boston Red Sox games and displays the performer's name rather than the score.
Catching Up
Brown and Darius Rucker laughed together before the country singer and Hootie & the Blowfish frontman helped get things going in Boston.
Gang’s All Here
The recognizable Fenway Park broadcast booth was in the background of the picture the "Bury Me in Georgia" singer took with his opening acts, Rucker and the lads of Restless Road. While expecting her third child, fellow opener Gabby Barrett, who also performed well before Brown took the stage, missed the shot.
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Some Like It Hot
With a crash and a set of flames, Brown began his performance. He recently remarked about the show, "When I got out there, you know, there were no nerves."
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Suited Up
The country singer was sporting a Boston Red Sox shirt and a bracelet with the word "FAMILY" in beadwork, maybe to remind him of his daughters Kingsley Rose, 31, and Kodi Jane, 21, who usually tour with him and his wife Katelyn but were with their grandparents that evening.
Checking Out the Crowd
Brown played in front of his biggest headline audience to date with confidence.
Better Together
For a performance of their No. 1 song "Thank God," Katelyn Brown joined her husband on stage, and the crowd at Fenway Park joined in the singing. A Boston Berklee College of Music graduate, Katelyn, recently remarked, "We are privileged to accomplish all of this as a family.
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Full House
The 37,755 concert seats at Fenway Park were filled by Brown, who completely sold out the arena.
All Smiles
Brown spent some quiet time before taking the stage to reflect on the significance of the Boston concert as a milestone. It's showtime, he reflected. I will put on a show to show these folks how happy I am to have them here and to be here myself.
Proud Partner
Brown ensured that his wife, enjoying her first No. 1 single with "Thank God," had her round of applause from the Fenway Park audience. She stated, "I usually think that this song represents us. She is my go-to weapon. It's like 'God put you in my life for a purpose,'" he once stated of Katelyn, whom he married in October 2018.
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Ending with a Bang
The country singer sang "One Mississippi" and "Good as You" smash tunes to end the show as fireworks exploded above. The next summer, on July 20, Brown will return to headline Fenway Park with Jon Pardi, LOCASH, and RaeLynn serving as the openers. KaneBrownMusic.com will provide an artist presale later this week.