Kane Brown Is Taking His The High Road Tour Overseas

Dasha and Dylan Schneider will serve as the opening acts for the overseas leg of Brown's The High Road Tour, which wraps up on October 10 in London, England.

'The High Road '

In October, Brown announced his The High Road Tour, joined by Scotty McCreery, Ashley Cooke, Mitchell Tenpenny and Dasha. The tour is in support of Brown's latest album, The High Road, which was just released. The record includes a very personal song, "Haunted." Jelly Roll joins Brown on the song, which is about Brown's own struggle with depression.

"I'm still haunted," Brown admits to  American Songwriter. "I still have all these crazy feelings of hurting myself and doing the worst things. Money does not solve your problems."

"I hope it will give awareness to other people," he adds. "One of the main things is actually talking about it. If you don't talk about it, that's what makes it dangerous. If nobody knows, nobody can help you."

By his own admission, Brown was unsure if he would ever release "Haunted." But when Jelly Roll asked if he could have the song instead, Brown decided he wanted it for himself.

"You'll write songs, and you think that people will relate to them in one way, and then they don't even understand what you're talking about," Brown explains. "To know that he really cares about the song that much means we did it right."

Brown has over the years become good friends with Jelly Roll, even though he reveals they are actually polar opposites.

"I'm not the biggest talker, so it's cool just being around him," Brown says. "He's just a giant teddy bear, really, that goes through the same stuff that I do."

The High Road Tour kicks off on March 13 in San Diego, California. Tickets for all of the European dates will be available beginning on February 21 at 10:00 AM local time.