Kane Brown and wife Katelyn Brown share two daughters, Kingsley Rose, 4, and Kodi Jane, who turns two this month, and spending time with his family over the holidays isn’t something the country star takes for granted.
Loves Spending Time With His Family
In an interview with Billboard, Brown shared that he and his family “love being at home and getting a chance to recharge and really live in gratitude for a minute.”
‘Sometimes you blink, and it’s already a year later when you’re out on the road,” he explained. “Touring is amazing, and I am so grateful for what I get to do for a living and all the fans that have been with me since day one and along the way.”
Despite his appreciation for his job, Brown explained that “getting that time at home when you’re often on the road is an amazing feeling to take the time to have those little moments like having breakfast together and really do the small stuff as a family helps recharge you, and then you feel like you’re ready to get back out there and give it your all on tour.”
He added, “We have such an exciting year coming up next year, and getting that space to be together as family beforehand is something we don’t take for granted.”
Kane And Katelyn Brown’s Family Tradition During The Holidays
The Browns also have a few family traditions, and fans won’t be surprised to learn that one of them includes singing. “The girls love to sing, and having them be old enough to sing holiday songs together has meant so much,” Brown said.
The “Bury Me In Georgia” singer was speaking with Billboard ahead of the recently-aired NBC holiday special, Christmas at Graceland, which featured Brown and artists including Alanis Morissette, John Legend, Kacey Musgraves, Lainey Wilson, Lana Del Rey, Post Malone and The War and Treaty performing Elvis Presley songs at Graceland.
“Blue Christmas” Duet With Elvis Presley
Brown performed his version of “Blue Christmas” and released a version of the song that includes vocals from the singer as well as Presley. “Blue Christmas” was written by Billy Hayes and Jay W. Johnson and was recorded by Presley for his 1957 Elvis’ Christmas Album project. It was also a No. 1 Hot Country Songs hit for Ernest Tubb in 1950.
For Brown, his connection to Presley was sparked by his grandmother. “My Nana is a huge Elvis fan and always has been,” he shared. “Growing up, I remember her carrying around a bag with Elvis’ face on it, and my earliest memories of Elvis and his music were of listening to him with her, and how excited she is and still gets hearing his music. My Nana is a superhero, and so having that connection with and memory with her and his music is something that means a lot to me.”
“Blue Christmas” has now been added to the lineup of songs that Brown and his daughters sing at home together. “It is still something I am trying to wrap my head around that I have a duet with Elvis,” he said. “And to hear my daughters sing it at home now too — what an amazing feeling.
Kane Brown Is A Devoted Father
The 30-year-old is a devoted dad and has spoken multiple times about his important it is for him to be there for his daughters despite his busy career. In an interview with Gayle King on CBS Mornings in 2022, Brown said he “always knew that I was gonna try to be there.”
“I just always wanted to give them the life that I never had,” he added.
New Single “I Can Feel It” And 2024 In The Air Tour
Additionally, Kane Brown recently released his latest single, “I Can Feel It,” which made a major impact at Country Radio upon release with a whopping 92 first-week adds on stations around the country. “I Can Feel It” follows Brown’s 10th No. 1 hit, “Bury Me In Georgia” and gives fans a preview of what they can expect from his upcoming yet-to-be-announced new album.
He will be taking his new single on the road in 2024 with his In The Air Tour. The 31-stop trek will feature a lineup of supporting acts, including Tyler Hubbard, Jon Pardi, Chris Young, Bailey Zimmerman, Cole Swindell, Parmalee, LOCASH, and RaeLynn on select dates. Brown’s In The Air Tour begins on March 28 at John Paul Jones Arena in Charlottesville, Virginia. The five-time American Music Award-winning artist and current CMA Award nominee will wrap the tour with a series of five massive stadium shows. Among them is a return to the iconic Fenway Park in Boston, where he achieved a historic milestone earlier this year as the first black artist to sell out a headlining show in the venue’s illustrious 100-year history.
For more information on Kane Brown’s upcoming 2024 tour, visit his official website HERE.
