Zac Brown made his red carpet debut with new girlfriend Kendra Scott on Monday evening (May 26) at the 2025 American Music Awards in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The Zac Brown Band frontman, 46, and the jewelry designer, 51, arrived at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas in sleek red carpet looks. During the show, Brown received the inaugural AMAs Veterans' Voice Awards for his ongoing support of the Veteran community.

“Brown runs a non-profit in Georgia, Camp Southern Ground, which aims to serve both youth and veterans with programs to help with the transition to and from service, to serve those with PTSD, to find community, to tell their stories, and more. Before every show, Zac Brown Band takes time to meet with veterans and typically bring them up on stage to honor them during their performance, allowing the band to listen, learn, and help shine a spotlight on them,” according to a press release issued Tuesday morning (May 27).

PEOPLE was first to report the country artist’s budding romance, stating that an unnamed source confirmed Brown and Scott met through “a mutual friend,” and now, they’re “inseparable.” Scott was also reportedly Brown’s date at country singer-songwriter Jamey Johnson’s wedding. Johnson, 49, and wife Brittney Eakins, 33, recently got married in Franklin, Tennessee, outside of Nashville.

Brown was previously married to ex-wife Shelly Brown for more than a decade. They got married in 2006 and parted ways in 2018. The former couple share five children together. The country star was briefly remarried to ex-wife Kelly Yazdi, though the pair split up months later. Scott was previously married to ex John Scott, with whom she shares two children. The designer remarried ex-husband Matt Davis and welcomed another child with him. She’s also a “bonus mom” to three other children. Scott and Davis divorced about five years ago.

Other stars who attended the 2025 American Music Awards include Shaboozey, Megan Moroney, Dan + Shay, Lainey Wilson and more. See Zac Brown’s red carpet debut with Scott below.

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