Kane Brown revealed he “got screwed” out of millions of dollars because of a bad deal earlier in his career.

The award-winning artist caught up with Bobby Bones on an episode of The BobbyCast that premiered on Thursday (March 19). During the conversation, Brown said he “was kind of forced” to sign his record deal, and he “just now redid my deal to make it kind of fair. …That’s why I’ve been worried my whole career, because I’m like, I’m not getting what I should.If it all went away today, I think I’d be fine, but I don’t have what a lot of people think I have.”

“How much money do you think you’ve given away that you probably shouldn’t have had to give away?” Bobby asked.

Brown replied, “$10 million. I asked my business manager. I got screwed out of that.

“I’m blessed with what I have,” he said, when asked how he refrains from staying angry. “I could still be at FedEx. I can support my family. we’d be living a little differently. I’d be able to give a little more away. but it is what it is. God’s got a plan for me.”

Most recently, Brown released “Woman,” an upbeat anthem that he loves “so much I could cry listening to it.” He teamed up with songwriters John Byron, Ashley Gorley, Ben Johnson and Taylor Delmar Phillips to write it. The Dann Huff-produced single is Brown’s first to arrive since “Unspoken” and “2 Pair” last year. His latest studio album, The High Road, included “Fiddle in the Band,” “Backseat Driver,” “Miles On It” with Marshmello, two duets with wife Katelyn Brown, and more.

Throughout the BobbyCast conversation, Brown also spoke with Bobby about “the family trauma that shaped him, and the personal stories he does not usually tell in interviews. He opens up about his childhood, the business side of music, getting back to himself, and even breaks down the top 5 songs of his career. He also shares how viral moments, family, and hard lessons changed the way he looks at success.” Find the full episode on iHeartRadio or watch on Netflix.

Brown is part of the 2026 iHeartCountry Festival lineup, along with Luke Bryan, Parker McCollum, Riley Green, Shaboozey, Dylan Scott, Russell Dickerson, Gretchen Wilson, Chase Matthew and Lauren Alaina. iHeartRadio's Bobby Bones is returning as the event’s host. The show will take place on May 2 at Moody Center in Austin, Texas. Tickets to the show are available as of January 23. Fans across the country will be able to catch all the action as the 2026 iHeartCountry Festival will be broadcast live across iHeartCountry stations nationwide and the free iHeartRadio app on Saturday, May 2nd at 8pm ET/5pm PT (7pm CT).

Bob Delmont