Every now and again, America gets it right. It’s not often that music artists can go from near anonymity to touring arenas and then stadiums without at least a decade’s worth of music behind them.

While Chris Stapleton found a home in country music with hit songs like “You Should Probably Leave” and “Tennessee Whiskey”, the singer did more than just build a career on stage. Outside of releasing ...

The Grand Ole Opry, country music's beloved American staple, turns 100 this year. To celebrate, they're revealing a list its fans compiled of the 100 greatest country songs. Eventually, you, the ...

Owen R. Smith from The Seattle Times Jul 28, 2024 Jul 28, 2024 0 In front of a rowdy yet reverent crowd at T-Mobile Park Saturday, Chris Stapleton provided a stunning night of music and a reminder ...

Chris Stapleton and songwriter Dan Wilson wrote "White Horse" to potentially be included in a "Lone Ranger" reboot. It would ...

In the concert business, a big venue usually means a big show. That’s not the case, however, for unlikely country star Chris Stapleton, who filled U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis on Saturday night.

When Thomas Rhett dropped Crash and Burn in 2015, it took a lot of people by surprise. It wasn’t just the sound, which leaned into pop, R&B, and even a touch of soul, but the whole vibe of the song ...

Before Chris Stapleton dominated country music, he was just an aspiring artist working at a publishing house. That was back in 2003. Since then, he has released several albums and received numerous ...

Chris Stapleton gave us a tour of his guitar closet, and inside of it is where his most prized possession lies: A $380-dollar, wretched old guitar that he has written his songs on since the day he ...