The past few years for Chris Young have been nothing but a steady climb to the top as one of country music's hottest stars. The singer just came off of having his fourth consecutive No. 1 single with his last single, 'Tomorrow,' and he scored his first gold album with his sophomore release, 'The Man I Want to Be.' But not everything has been a high point in that time frame.
Country's hottest stars had a long, hard week -- what with the sold-out concerts and 5-star hotels and all. It was only fair that they got a chance to unwind on Saturday, the official College GameDay, and enjoy a little football. Jason
Chris Young was the man of the hour on Tuesday night, August 30, as friends, family and his hard-working team gathered at Nashville's aVenue for his Neon Jubilee celebration. The party was in honor of the singer's recent success with his sophomore album, 'The Man I Want to Be,' going gold, as well as his latest chart-topping hit, 'Tomorrow,' which was the first single from his newly-released third album, 'Neon.'
Chris Young performed the new single 'You' from his hit album 'Neon' on 'Fox and Friends' in the Big Apple this morning. Hurricane Irene, who is reportedly on her way to the New York City area this weekend, hasn't arrived just yet -- and as a result, Young was able to perform on a bright and sunny day!
Chris Young's follow-up to his latest chart-topping hit, 'Tomorrow,' is a slow and sexy song, simply titled 'You.' Young co-wrote the lyrics with hit songwriter Luke Laird.
Chris Young's career is keeping him on the fast track to fame, as he recently just scored his fourth consecutive No. 1 single with 'Tomorrow.' Now, just one week later, Young is putting his party hat back on, because his second album, 'The Man I Want to Be,' has been certified gold by the RIAA after selling more than 500,000 units.
July 29, 2011 Chris Young has found his groove with hits like 'Gettin' You Home' and 'The Man I Want to Be.' The now hatless country singer certainly has a voice big and deep enough to make seduction look easy and, as he does more and more appearances like his turn on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' Wednesday night, women are finding out he's not too tough to look at either. His new song 'You' doesn't try to fix what isn't broken.
July 28, 2011 Chris Young closed ABC's 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' last night, but the two new songs he played for the audience and television viewers aren't what has fans talking today. Steve, Young's bass player, proposed to his girlfriend Missy during Young's performance, but if you weren't paying attention you might have missed it.
Chris Young tops the chart this week with his fourth consecutive No. 1 hit, 'Tomorrow.' The tune is one of the tracks on Young's latest album, 'Neon,' which he took part in writing. Young co-wrote the smash with hit songwriters Frank Myers and Anthony Smith.
Chris Young scores himself yet another No. 1 single this week, as he takes his latest hit, 'Tomorrow,' all the way to the top. 'Tomorrow,' which was co-written by Young (along with Anthony Smith and Frank Myers), marks the singer's fourth consecutive No. 1 hit. Previous chart-toppers include 'Gettin' You Home (The Black Dress Song),' 'The Man I Want to Be' and 'Voices.'
