It is known that Yellowstone will end and season 5 will begin in late 2024.

And now it’s been revealed that the cast might add some more star power before reaching the conclusion.

In fact, the role would undoubtedly be great, as it would supposedly be the “long-lost brother” of Luke Grimes’ character Kayce Dutton.

Not only would the role have been huge in the Yellowstone universe, but it would also have been played by a major star in country music.

Cory Asbury revealed that he would play Kayce’s sibling in a possible sixth season of the CBS series.

However, this came before news broke that season five would be the last following the departure of lead actor Kevin Costner.

Cory, 38, told Taste Of Country during an Instagram Live Q&A with podcast host Adison Haager: “I was excited for it and bummed when it got canceled, so bummed.”

The Goodness Of God hitmaker even had plans to move his family – wife Anna and their children Gabriel, Lily, River and Willow-Grace – to Montana for a year so he could film.

He explained, “We were going to move to Montana for a whole year. We were ready, our family was ready.”

Cory said his wife “gave me permission and our kids said, ‘Okay, cool, we’re going to live in Montana.’

“Because they were like, ‘Yeah, it’s going to take a whole year of your life, you’re going to have to cancel all your shows,’ and I was like, yeah, okay, cool. Sounds good.’

Asbury revealed that he has never met the actor who plays his brother, nor the show’s creator Taylor Sheridan and/or lead actor Costner.

He did say that the casting director told him that he and Sheridan both looked at Asbury’s social media and thought he was “really cool” and a good fit for the role.

The Christian country crooner also said he was told he was asked not to share information about the potential character “but then it got canceled and I was like, ‘Fuck this, I’m talking about it.’

Asbury once again expressed his disappointment at not being able to appear on the hit show, adding, “It’s just sad. It’s a sad reality.’

The It Is Well singer started his career in 2005 when he had a successful career as he released three studio albums, along with one tentatively called Pioneer.

In 2019, he was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song for Reckless Love.

Music isn’t the only way he represents his Christian faith, as he is also an associate worship pastor at New Life Church, where he is also a member of the Desperation band and New Life Worship ensembles.

Meanwhile, the character Kayce is the son of Costner’s protagonist John Dutton and wife Evelyn Dutton, played by Gretchen Mol.

Earlier this month it was announced that the final episodes of Yellowstone have a date.

The final episodes of the highly popular CBS series starring Costner will air in November 2024, it was announced by Paramount on Thursday, November 2.

That news came just months after it was reported that the 68-year-old lead actor would be leaving the series in the first half of season 5.

Diehard Yellowstone fans got some good news, however, as Paramount has greenlit two new spinoff series.

One is called 1944 and the other is a contemporary series currently titled 2024.

There are already two spin-off series in the Yellowstone universe that are very popular, titled 1883 and 1923.

American filmmaker and actor Taylor Sheridan is the mastermind behind the franchise and spin-offs when Yellowstone first premiered in 2018 with Costner in the lead role of John Dutton.

Yellowstone was reportedly ready to reveal a secret Dutton sibling in season 6, but Cory Asbury claims the character was cut when the show was canceled.

“I was excited about it and bummed when it got canceled,” Asbury, 38, said Taste of the country in an interview published on Tuesday, November 21. “So bummed.”

The Christian singer explained his alleged tryst with the show during a Q&A with the socket shared on social media last week.

“I was supposed to be Kayce’s long-lost brother,” Asbury claimed at the time. “We were going to move to Montana for a whole year. We were ready.”

The “Reckless Love” singer said his wife Anna helped with the move for the project. “Anna gave me permission and our kids said, ‘OK, cool, we’re going to live in Montana,’” he said of his plans.

Asbury first discussed his role in the cowboy drama in July, sharing via his Instagram Story that he “was asked to be on Season 6 of Yellowstone Then they canceled it.”

His move to Montana was thwarted when Paramount announced in May that Season 5 would be coming Yellowstone‘s last. Part 1 of season 5 ended in January and the final episodes will air in November 2024.

The show, which premiered in 2018, follows the Dutton family, led by John Dutton (Kevin Costner) while running their ranch in Montana. John’s daughter, Bethany (Kelly Reilly), sons Jamie (Wes Bentley) and Kayce (Luke Grimes), are common in the series, as are actors Gil Birmingham, Cole Hauser And Kelsey Asbille.

Yellowstone has a history of recruiting singers to be part of the cast. For example, Grimes became a country star after playing Kayce for several seasons. Laine Wilsonmeanwhile, made her acting debut as Abby in 2022.

Wilson, 31, was featured in part 1 of season 5 after befriending Yellowstone Creator Taylor Sheridan in 2018. “He had put a few of my songs on the show and then invited me to Vegas to play a horse riding competition, and that’s where I met him,” she shared exclusively We weekly in April. “[We] I became friends and I knew the friendship would lead somewhere. I didn’t know it necessarily meant I was on the show.

The “Heart Like a Truck” singer’s future on the show was left in limbo when production on Season 5 was put on hiatus in 2022 following drama between Costner, 68, and Sheridan, 53.

“No matter which way it goes, it’s going to be incredible because Taylor Sheridan, I mean, he can do no wrong in my opinion,” Wilson said. Entertainment tonight in May. “But yeah. I’m waiting for that call. I’m like, ‘Everyone let me know when to be there and I’ll be there.’

Earlier this year, rumors surfaced that Costner and Sheridan were feuding. A source said this exclusively Us in May that there was “drama between some of the writers and producers” after the first half of the episodes were shot.

That’s what the insider claims Us that Costner was not the reason for the “robbery,” adding: “He is also very disappointed by the delays, which are beyond his control.”

If Yellowstone‘s regular issues continued to make headlines, Paramount announced in May that the end of Season 5 would premiere in November. However, it was pushed back during the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes, both of which have since ended.

We weekly has contacted Paramount for comment on Asbury’s casting claims.