About Chris Stapleton

Chris Stapleton, born on April 15, 1978, in Lexington, Kentucky, is a Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter and a prominent figure in contemporary country music. His distinctive voice and soulful approach to songwriting have earned him widespread acclaim and a devoted fan base.

Stapleton’s musical journey began in the late 2000s, where he initially gained recognition as the frontman of the bluegrass band, The SteelDrivers. His powerful vocals and songwriting prowess caught the attention of industry insiders, paving the way for a successful solo career.

In 2015, Chris Stapleton burst onto the mainstream country scene with his debut solo album, “Traveller.” The album received widespread critical acclaim and commercial success, earning him several awards, including three Grammy Awards. The title track, “Traveller,” became an anthem, showcasing Stapleton’s ability to infuse traditional country with a modern edge.

Known for his gritty, soulful sound, Stapleton effortlessly blends elements of country, blues, and rock, creating a sound that resonates with a diverse audience. His authenticity and raw storytelling have become trademarks of his work, setting him apart in an industry that often undergoes rapid changes.

Chris Stapleton Expands Massive All-American Road Show Tour into 2024

Chris Stapleton is keeping his All-American Road Show out on the road.

On Thursday, the country music star, 45, announced he’s expanding his massive All-American Road Show tour and its rotation of special guests into 2024. 

The new dates kick off on March 2 in San Diego, and then he’ll take the show to stadiums and arenas in Los Angeles, Nashville, Philadelphia, Seattle and other cities. The U.S. leg of the tour will continue through the spring and summer, wrapping up on Aug. 22 in Little Rock, Arkansas, before he sets off on a run of dates in the U.K. and Ireland in the fall.