Kane Brown's upcoming album, 'The High Road', is set for release on January 24, 2024, and features a record number of collaborations, including artists like Khalid, Jelly Roll, and Brad Paisley.

Brown describes 'The High Road' as his favorite album to date, praising its sequencing, songwriting, and diverse sounds.

A standout track on the album is 'Haunted', co-written with Jelly Roll, which addresses themes of depression and was inspired by a hotel stay in Manchester, England.

Another notable song, 'Backseat Driver', reflects his experiences as a father and has resonated with parents, particularly during road trips.

The complete tracklist includes titles like 'Fiddle in the Band', 'Rescue', and 'When You Forget', each crafted to resonate with listeners on a personal level.

Brown has been open about his struggles with depression and aims to further explore these themes in his music.

The album consists of 18 tracks, including two duets with his wife, Katelyn Brown, showcasing a blend of R&B-pop and traditional country influences.

The comedic track 'Things We Quit', featuring Brad Paisley, adds a light-hearted touch to the album.

While 'The High Road' maintains Brown's country roots, it also incorporates various musical styles, reflecting his evolution as an artist after nearly a decade in the industry.

Brown emphasizes storytelling in his music, aiming for listeners to connect with the personal experiences and emotions expressed in each song.

Kane Brown's 'The High Road Tour' is scheduled to begin on March 13, 2024, in San Diego, California, with tickets available on his official website.

Expressing newfound confidence, Brown states that this album reflects his true artistic expression, free from the influence of external opinions.