Kane Brown At Centre Bell

Though perhaps not the best option for the environment, I have never been a big user of public transport.  I got my first car in 1993 and never rode the bus again.  The one exception being for shows at the Centre Bell in Montreal.  Parking is either very rare or very expensive, so I hope on the Metro and ride in to town.  While there, I do then to people watch from time to time and you can always tell who the people are who will be attending the show that I will be shooting.  On this night there were a number of cowboy hats and leather boots riding along with me, all of us on the way to see KaneBrown.  Getting his start by posting videos to Facebook, Kane Brown is part of the new generation of singers who paved their own road to musical success.  While it is true that social media has all kinds of dark corners, when it is used properly, it can do a lot of good as well.  Thanks to those Facebook videos of him singing songs, Kane Brown is now living his musical dream and entertaining thousands of people nightly.  With the opening acts having properly warmed up the crowd, it was time for Kane Brown to hit the stage.  The set began with a lighting storm light show before Kane Brown rose from the U-stage to a long and loud ovation from the crowd.  The show got kicked off with ‘I Am’, the first track of Kane Brown’s latest album, ‘The High Road’, which was released in January of this year.  Two other singles from that album, ‘Start A Fire’ and ‘I Can Feel It’ followed before the some of his other songs from previous albums got peppered in to the set list.  The fans certainly got their money’s worth on this evening.  Three top Country talents, mixed with a dose of fancy lights, flash pots and confetti.  Everyone had a good time and what more can anyone ask for?  All of the photographs were taken at f/3.2 while using various different shutter speeds and ISO settings.  Here are the rest of the photographs that I took of Kane Brown while he performed on the Centre Bell stage.

 

If you would like to find out more about Kane Brown and his music, you can do so by following the link to his webpage.  If you would like to see the photographs that I took of Dasha and Scott McCreery, who performed earlier that evening, you can do so by following the respective links.  Much thanks goes out to Romeo Zendejas, Samantha Brensilber and Izzy Siddons of The Lede Company and Christopher Gonda of V13 Media for getting me a pass to shoot the show.  As always, it is very much appreciated.  Kane Brown continues his ‘The High Road’ tour in to the month of May.  Be sure to check it out when it arrives in a town near you.