Kane Brown Updates Fans During a Season of ‘Ups and Downs’

Kane Brown is a busy man lately. With the addition of newborn son Krewe, he is now a father of three little ones, which he balances with his uber-successful country music career.

After selling out Boston’s Fenway Park over the weekend, Brown had a message he wanted his fans to hear.

In posting a picture drop from Fenway Park, the “What Ifs” singer added an impactful caption:

“I just wanted to let everyone know I’m so happy!!!! I have my ups and downs and recently I’m just genuinely happy.”

Brown seems to be on a high after what he calls recent “ups and downs,” thanking many of his good friends in the caption and calling them his “family.”

He has a lot to be excited for right now: Brown currently has fourteen hits on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, and three of those went to No. 1.

He is currently on his In the Air Tour, which runs into September and includes Jon Pardi, Tyler Hubbard, Parmalee, LoCash, RaeLynn, Bailey Zimmerman and Chris Young as accompanying acts.

Kane Brown has built himself quite the career: He’s come a long way since 2015, when he released his first single, “Used to Love You Sober.” Prior to that, Brown was covering other country stars’ songs for social media. Now, he is a star, with nine No. 1 hits under his belt, including a special duet with his wife Katelyn. There’s no ceiling to this Tennessee boy’s success!

The country music family is growing this year! Several country singers have either welcomed new babies this year, or are expecting the arrival of a bundle of joy in the coming months. A few of our country families have grown substantially this year – we’re looking at you, Jessie James Decker – while others are becoming parents for the first time. Keep scrolling to see which country singers have welcomed babies this year.

Brantley Gilbert is selling his stunning log cabin mansion in rural Georgia for $3.5 million, and pictures show a property that is both down-home and ultimately luxurious.

Source: Taste of Country, Billboard