Kane Brown

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What Ifs 00:00 Tools
Heaven 00:00 Tools
Found You 00:00 Tools
Lose It 00:00 Tools
Used To Love You Sober 00:00 Tools
Thunder In The Rain 00:00 Tools
Hometown 00:00 Tools
Forgetting Is the Hardest Part 03:54 Tools
Ain't No Stopping Us Now 00:00 Tools
Better Place 00:00 Tools
Last Minute Late Night 00:00 Tools
Versace On the Floor - Recorded at Spotify Studios NYC 03:54 Tools
What Ifs (feat. Lauren Alaina) 03:10 Tools
Learning 00:00 Tools
What's Mine Is Yours 00:00 Tools
Weekend 00:00 Tools
There Goes My Everything 00:00 Tools
Closer 00:00 Tools
Homesick 00:00 Tools
Wide Open 00:00 Tools
Rockstars 00:00 Tools
Pull It Off 00:00 Tools
Granddaddy's Chair 00:00 Tools
Comeback 00:00 Tools
Cold Spot 00:00 Tools
Don't Go City On Me 00:00 Tools
Better Place - Recorded at Spotify Studios NYC 00:00 Tools
Short Skirt Weather 00:00 Tools
I Love That I Hate You 00:00 Tools
Setting the Night On Fire 00:00 Tools
Heaven - Acoustic 02:54 Tools
Excuses 00:00 Tools
It Turns Me On 00:00 Tools
Hit the Gas 02:54 Tools
Lost More Than I Found (feat. Lainey Edwards) 00:00 Tools
What Ifs (Remix) 03:11 Tools
Lose It - Acoustic 00:00 Tools
What Ifs ft. Lauren Alaina 03:08 Tools
Hold Me Tight 03:54 Tools
Heaven (Acoustic) 00:00 Tools
Setting the Night On Fire (with Chris Young) 00:00 Tools
What Ifs (Remix) [feat. Lauren Alaina] 00:00 Tools
What Ifs - Kane Brown feat. Lauren Alaina 00:00 Tools
Can't Stop Love 04:17 Tools
What Ifs (Remix) (feat. Lauren Alaina) 00:00 Tools
Lose It (Acoustic) 02:58 Tools
Heaven [Acoustic] 00:00 Tools
What Ifs ft. Lauren Alaina 00:00 Tools
What Ifs feat. Lauren Alaina 00:00 Tools
What Ifs (Featuring Lauren Alaina) 00:00 Tools
What Ifs (With Lauren Alaina) 00:00 Tools
Forgetting Is the Hardest Part (feat. Lainey Edwards) 00:00 Tools
What If's 03:21 Tools
Check Yes or No (Forever Country Covers Series) 00:00 Tools
Grandaddy's Chair 03:47 Tools
Lost More Than I Found 00:00 Tools
What Ifs (ft. Lauren Alaina) 00:00 Tools
Last minute date night LYRICS 00:00 Tools
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Kane Brown was born and raised in the Chattanooga, Tennessee area by a single mother, moving from Rossville to Fort Oglethorpe and LaFayette in Georgia, finally settling in Red Bank, Tennessee. He attended Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe High School where he sang in the choir with Lauren Alaina, the runner-up on season 10 of American Idol. He also attended Red Bank, Ridgeland, and Soddy Daisy High Schools, at all of which he was a stand out athlete at football, basketball and track. The singer was exposed to country music from a young age and was encouraged to enter his 11th-grade talent show singing “Gettin’ You Home Tonight” by his favorite singer Chris Young. Kane won the talent show and he began his dream of pursuing a country music career. Using social media as his platform, Kane posts both cover songs and original material on Facebook and Instagram. The videos have spread virally and Kane’s Facebook following has grown to over 1.5 million loyal and engaged followers. In 2014, Kane crowdfunded his debut EP Closer. The EP was released on iTunes on June 2, 2015 where it charted at #11. As his online popularity surged, the EP re-charted in October, 2015 at #1 on the iTunes country chart. On Kane’s 22nd birthday, October 21, 2015, he released the single “Used to Love You Sober” on iTunes where it quickly went to #1 on the country singles chart and #2 overall. Two more singles followed, “Last Minute Late Night” and “Love That I Hate You,” both of which were #1’s on the iTunes Country Chart. In November, 2015, Kane embarked on his first headline tour and has sold out every show he has played across the country. Kane is currently in the process of signing a major label record deal, and “Used to Love You Sober” will be a single at country radio in early-spring 2016. Says Kane of his fans and success, “I am down to earth but I always try to stay positive for my fans because throughout everything they have lifted me up so much.” Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.