How To Contact Kane Brown…

Email Kane Brown on his Official Site or care/of his agent, manager, or publicist.

Meet Kane Brown at one of his album releases, movie/TV show premieres, book signings, live events, meet-and-greets, product launches, or bidding on a charity auction.

To get Kane Brown’s autograph, send a fan letter with a self-addressed stamped envelope to:

Kane Brown
c/o Meghan Kehoe
Sony Music Nashville
1201 Demonbreun St. #1300
Nashville, TN 37203

Kane Brown’s phone number is 615-205-1717.

Text Kane Brown at 615-205-1717.

Kane Brown’s talent agency is:

Aaron Tannenbaum
c/o WME Agency
1201 Demonbreun
Nashville, TN 37203

Kane Brown’s management is:

Nikki Boon
c/o Neon Moon
Nashville, TN

Kane Brown’s publicist is:

Meghan Kehoe
c/o Sony Music Nashville
1201 Demonbreun St. #1300
Nashville, TN 37203

Kane Brown is connected to Bailey Zimmerman through their mentorship and touring relationship. Brown offers advice and support to Zimmerman as he navigates his career in country music.

Kane Brown is connected to Blake Shelton through their duet “Different Man,” which they performed live for the first time during the finale of The Voice Season 22 and through country music.

Kane Brown is connected to Brad Paisley through their 2017 CMA Awards duet of Paisley’s “Heaven South” and their duet “Things We Quit” on Brown’s album “The High Road.”

Kane Brown is connected to Chris Stapleton through country music. Both were featured at the Lasso Festival in 2023 and are often mentioned together in country music playlists.

Kane Brown and Dolly Parton were named Time Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People list in 2021. Brown admires Parton’s songwriting and legacy and often discusses her impact on the genre.

Kane Brown is connected to Eric Church through major country music festivals, such as Country Thunder, where they headlined alongside other artists like Luke Combs and Dustin Lynch.

Kane Brown is connected to HARDY as a co-writer on the song “Things We Quit,” featured on Brown’s 2025 album The High Road, and country music including chart successes.

Kane Brown is connected to Jason Aldean through playful rivalry, including trash-talking each other’s skills, a golf challenge by Brown, and performances at major country music events.

Kane Brown is connected to Jelly Roll through their song “Haunted,” which explores depression, success, and their unexpected friendship after overcoming misunderstandings and animosity.

Kane Brown is connected to Keith Urban through major events, such as the 2024 “Nashville’s Big Bash” New Year’s Eve celebration, where they headlined and co-hosted alongside Jelly Roll.

Kane Brown is connected to Kelsea Ballerini through their co-hosting roles at the 2023 CMT Music Awards, where they worked together to bring the event to life.

Kane Brown is connected to Kelly Clarkson through her show, “The Kelly Clarkson Show,” which included a heartfelt moment with a young fan and his latest album, “The High Road.”

Kane Brown is connected to Lainey Wilson through performances at major events, such as the “Christmas at Graceland” special in 2023, where they paid tribute to Elvis Presley.

Kane Brown is connected to Lauren Alaina through their longtime friendship, which began in middle school, and their hit duet “What Ifs,” a chart-topping single from Brown’s debut album.

Kane Brown is connected to Luke Bryan through a prank at Jason Aldean’s bar and Bryan’s documentary series It’s All Country, where they discuss country music’s past, present, and future.

Kane Brown is connected to Luke Combs through country music. Combs suggested Brown deserved the Entertainer of the Year award for his Diamond-certified single, “Heaven.”

Kane Brown is connected to Marshmello through “One Thing Right” in 2019 and “Miles On It” in 2024, which blended country and electronic dance music styles and achieved chart success.

Kane Brown is connected to Morgan Wallen by co-writing “Rockstars” for Brown’s debut album and “Things We Quit” with HARDY for The High Road, which features Brad Paisley.

Kane Brown is connected to Post Malone through a game of beer pong after the 2024 ACM Awards, where Brown and Jelly Roll defeated Malone and Jason Aldean.

Sam Hunt covered Kane Brown’s song “Used to Love You Sober” live at the Tortuga Music Festival 2016. Both artists frequently appear together in country music playlists and at events.

Kane Brown is connected to Shaboozey through social media platforms like TikTok, where Brown sang Shaboozey’s songs and shared backstage moments with him.

Kane Brown and Taylor Swift are connected through country music. Kane Brown’s daughters also performed Taylor Swift songs like “Shake It Off” in a fun family karaoke session.

Kane Brown is connected to Thomas Rhett through “On Me” with Ava Max for the SCOOB! movie soundtrack, and Rhett leading a prayer for Brown during the 2019 CMT Artists of the Year event.

Kane Brown is an American country music singer and songwriter known for blending country with elements of R&B and pop. He gained attention through social media, posting covers of country songs before releasing his debut EP, Closer, in 2015. His breakthrough came with the single “What Ifs” featuring Lauren Alaina, which topped the country charts. Brown released multiple successful albums and singles, becoming one of country music’s most popular and genre-crossing artists. He is also known for collaborations with artists from various genres, including Marshmello and Khalid.