Country singer Kane Brown has launched his own cereal brand, called Kane Krunch.

Country singer Kane Brown has launched his own cereal brand, called Kane Krunch.

"Does anyone else love cereal as much as I do?! Kane Krunch available now," Brown wrote in the caption of Instagram picture that shows him holding a box of the cereal close to his body.

The cereal is described as a cocoa rice and has been made in partnership with PLB Sports & Entertainment, the company behind Doug Flutie's Flutie Flakes, Patrick Mahomes' Magic Crunch and Barstool Sports' Pardon My Flakes.

"Getting to work with the team to create my own cereal is one of the coolest things I've ever gotten to do," Brown admits. "You can ask my family, but we truly are a big cereal household, and I'm excited for my fans to be able to try it and get to share breakfast with me, too."

Fans can buy a box of Kane Krunch at Wegmans Food Markets or shipped to their homes from Brown's website.

A portion of the proceeds from the sale of cereal will benefit Brown's charitable activities, including supporting the United States armed forces, youth and affordable housing initiatives.

"Kane Brown has been a star on the stage for years but now will be a star at the breakfast table," said PLBSE President and CEO Ty Ballou. "Working with Kane and his team on this project to bring the Kane Brown brand to retail has been great, and we continue to be able to support our partners' philanthropic initiatives as well - so it truly is a win-win-win."

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Wynonna Judd has announced that she will continue her Fall Tour in honor of late mother, Naomi Judd, who together made The Judds.

Wynonna Judd has announced that she will continue her Fall Tour in honor of late mother, Naomi Judd, who together made The Judds.

Naomi Judd's other daughter Ashley Judd revealed last week that the legendary country music star died of a self-inflicted firearm wound on April 30, just one day before her scheduled induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame along with her other daughter.

Wynonna made the announcement from the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville during "Naomi Judd: A River of Time Celebration," her mother's public memorial service held on Sunday.

"I will continue to sing," she told the crowd of cheering fans. "I made a decision and I decided to share it on national television," Wynonna announced. "After a lot of thought, I am gonna have to honor her and do this tour. I'm just gonna have to. Because that's what you would want."

"Bono once told me, 'Give them what [the fans] want - not what you want,'" an emotionally broken Wynonna continued. "So tonight, as we close I say, 'the show must go on.' As hard as it may be. And we will show up together. You will carry me, as you carried me for 38 years once again because I honestly didn't think I could do it."

Wynonna will perform the Judds' greatest hits during 10 concert dates scheduled as a part of the duo's 2022 Final Tour with Martina McBride.

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Carly Pearce and Ashley McBryde's "Never Wanted to Be That Girl" surged to No.1 on Billboard's Country Airplay chart dated May 14.

Carly Pearce and Ashley McBryde's "Never Wanted to Be That Girl" surged to No.1 on Billboard's Country Airplay chart dated May 14.

According to Luminate, the song logged 23.4 million audio impressions in the tracking week ended May 8, recording a 15 percent jump over the previous week.

Pearce and McBryde co-wrote "Never Wanted to Be That Girl" with Shane McAnally. The song is just the third duet between two solo women to hit the top of the Country Airplay chart.

Elle King and Miranda Lambert's "Drunk (And I Don't Wanna Go Home)" topped the chart dated April 16. Earlier, way back in November 1993, Reba McEntire's collab with Linda Davis, "Does He Love You," hit No. 1 on the list.

"Reba and Linda . Miranda and Elle . now Ashley and me," Pearce told Billboard. "There's something about two girls talking - or singing- that just hits home. And the fact that we're not just singing it, but also that we wrote it . that's the icing on the cake. The only thing that makes this better is seeing my friend Ashley getting her first No. 1. Now that is something to celebrate."

McBryde added, "Carly, Shane and I were focused on writing a song we loved that day. We were three individuals unafraid of being honest. That was our compass. Now here we are with a No. 1 song at country radio to remind us of how rewarding honesty can be."

The song's climb to the top has earned Pearce her third No. 1 on the list, following "Every Little Thing" (one week, November 2017) and "I Hope You're Happy Now," with Lee Brice (one week, June 2020).

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