Kane Brown proudly represented the country music genre at the American Music Awards 50th Anniversary Special on Sunday, October 6. Taking to the stage, he delivered a heartfelt cover of Alan Jackson’s classic song alongside performing his own hit, “Miles On It.”
Brown began his set with a simple yet captivating rendition of Jackson’s “Drive,” elegantly seated in a law chair beside a warm fire, with a motorcycle prominently displayed in the background. He shared the opening and first verses of the song before transitioning into his collaboration with Marshmello. Throughout his performance, Brown moved gracefully across the stage, engaging with the enthusiastic audience and showcasing his remarkable talent and stage presence.
His appearance not only highlighted his versatility as an artist but also underscored his role in representing country music on such a prestigious platform. The enthusiastic reception from the crowd affirmed Brown’s impact and popularity within the genre, making his performance a memorable highlight of the evening.
Kane Brown Performs “Drive” and “Miles On It” at AMAs 50th Anniversary Special
Before taking the stage, Kane Brown was introduced by renowned country artist Brad Paisley, highlighting the strong bond between the two musicians. Paisley shared that he had invited Brown—the singer of “Thank God”—to join him for what marked Brown’s debut performance at an awards show.
“I’m proud to say that I invited our next artist to perform with me on his very first awards show, and I’m so proud to see the superstar he’s become,” Paisley remarked during his introduction.
Their collaboration dates back to 2017, when Brown and Paisley teamed up to perform the song “Heaven South.” This history added a special significance to Brown’s appearance, showcasing his growth and the enduring friendship between the two country stars.
Kane Brown and Brad Paisley Attend AMAs 50th Anniversary Special, Honoring Country Music Legends
Kane Brown and Brad Paisley both graced the stage at the American Music Awards 50th Anniversary Special on Sunday. Additionally, country icons Carrie Underwood and Reba McEntire participated in spirit by sharing their cherished memories of the American Music Awards through pre-recorded video messages.
The milestone celebration took place at the LA Center Studios in Los Angeles, California, on October 6. The event highlighted the American Music Awards’ illustrious history of honoring artists across all musical genres. The two-hour special was aired live on CBS and made available for streaming on Paramount+, allowing fans to celebrate the rich legacy of the awards show from home.
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