Kane Brown Brings The Swagger With Rocking ACM Awards Performance

Kane Brown lit up the stage at the 58th annual Academy of Country Music Awards in Frisco, Texas, on Thursday (May 11), treating the crowd to a rocking performance of one of his newest hits.

Brown brought a bit of rock to country music's party of the year, with an incredible performance of "Bury Me in Georgia" full of attitude and swagger as he worked the stage. The stage reflected the cool tone of the track, with an impressive light show paired with a smoky stage as he sang, "When it's my day, put me in that clay/ and remember what I told you/ When I die, bury me in Georgia."

The crowd got into the performance, especially Brown's wife and "Thank God" partner Katelyn Brown, who clapped and sang along with her husband from her seat in the crowd.

Brown recently made his acting debut in Fire Country and is open to finding new opportunities to show off his skills on screen, telling Entertainment Tonight that he's going to "take time to look into acting" once he finishes up his tour and takes a couple months off.

He also hopes to spend some quality time with his family, wife Katelyn Brown and their two daughters 3-year-old Kingsley Rose and 1-year-old Kodi Jane, saying, "We just bought a Florida home, so we're gonna go down. The girls went to the beach for the first time, they loved it. So we're gonna go down there, hang out with them and make some memories."

Brown is part of the all-star iHeartCountry Festival lineup on May 13, at Moody Center in Austin, Texas. Fans across the country will able to tune in to all of the incredible live performances at this year's iHeartCountry Festival as the event will be broadcast on iHeartRadio country stations nationwide, and on iHeartRadio.com as well as the iHeartRadio app on Saturday, May 13th at 8pm ET/5pm PT.