Country music singer Kane Brown got his start on social media. Now he’s making country music history.
Kane Brown set the stage on fire – literally – at the University of Virginia’s John Paul Jones Arena on Thursday night.
The pyrotechnics-filled show dazzled a crowd of thousands at JPJ, where the award-winning country musician kicked off his “In the Air” tour.
Brown, who made history last year when he became the first Black artist to sell out a headlining show at Boston’s Fenway Park, was joined by CMT Award-nominated band Parmalee and “5 Foot 9” singer Tyler Hubbard.
Brown was the first musician to have simultaneous No. 1 hits on all five country music charts. But his fanbase doesn’t end with country music enthusiasts; Brown has collaborated with performers like Camila Cabello, Swae Lee and Marshmello, giving him cross-genre appeal. Another frequent collaborator, Brown’s wife Katelyn Brown, got up on stage with him for their song “Thank God.”
Missed the show, or already feeling nostalgic? Take a look at some photos from the concert.
University News Associate Office of University Communications
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November 19, 2024
