Watch closely and you'll figure out the name and release date of Chris Young's upcoming fourth studio album. On a similar note, if you watch the 'Aw Naw' singer's Vine vides for too long, you might come away totally confused.
With a string of No. 1 singles – 'Tomorrow' and 'You' from 2011's 'Neon,' and 'Gettin' You Home,' 'The Man I Want to Be' and 'Voices,' from 2009's 'The Man I Want to Be'-- there are expectations surrounding Chris Young's upcoming fourth album. But as for pressure? Pft. He's feeling none of that.
Chris Young needs just one more win to put his newest single 'Aw Naw' into the Showdown Hall of Fame. After topping 'Goodbye Town' by Lady Antebellum earlier this week, he finds himself up against the brand new single from Lauren Alaina. If history is any indicator, Young and his fans have their work cut out for them this weekend.
Chris Young and his fans are making winning the Showdown seem like child's play. His new song 'Aw Naw' took over 77 percent of the vote earlier this week, proving to be no match for 'Parking Lot Party' by Lee Brice. The competition becomes stiffer today, as Lady Antebellum step to the mat in this song battle.
2013 summer tourmates battle in the first Showdown of the week. Chris Young and Lee Brice will both be part of Brad Paisley's Beat This Summer Tour when it begins this Thursday in St. Louis, Mo. Only one will have bragging rights, however. It's up to fans to decide who has the better song.
Today's Showdown is a battle of brawn after champion Chris Young made quick work of Rachel Farley and her new single 'Ain't Easy' on Wednesday and Thursday. 'Aw Naw,' the first cut from Young's upcoming album, will take on the latest from Easton Corbin through the weekend. As always, it's up to fans of both artists to decide which song moves forward.
Country newcomer Rachel Farley took 57 percent of the Showdown votes earlier this week on her way to a big win over Tyler Farr's 'Redneck Crazy.' 'Ain't Easy,' a gritty country introduction to this Georgia teen, will take on another rocker in 'Aw Naw,' the new single from Chris Young.
The thick guitar storm that introduces Chris Young's new single 'Aw Naw' serves notice that the track from his upcoming fourth studio album will not be as corny as the name suggests. This country-rocker is a progressive, creative and well-written leap forward for the ultra-talented singer. He proves he is so much more than a balladeer.
Chris Young will be performing the national anthem at the Talladega Superspeedway in Alabama during Aaron's Dream Weekend, which takes place May 3 through May 5. So that's right around the corner.
As the fourth single from 'Neon' nears the top of the charts, Chris Young is preparing to release new music. The singer tells Taste of Country that his next album is finished and the focus is on tempo. Fans can expect a faster paced-record than his previous three, one that better reflects his live show.
