Chris Stapleton is an American country and blues-rock singer-songwriter from Lexington, Kentucky, who spent years as one of Nashville's most in-demand behind-the-scenes writers before breaking through as a solo artist with his debut album Traveller (2015). That record swept the CMA Awards and launched "Tennessee Whiskey" - now the first country song ever certified RIAA Double Diamond with over 20 million units sold. An 11-time Grammy, 19-time CMA and 21-time ACM Award winner, he stands apart from mainstream Nashville pop-country with his raw, blues-drenched voice and guitar-forward sound.
Stapleton released "Bad As I Used To Be" on the F1 film soundtrack (Atlantic Records / Apple Original Films), his first solo track since the 2023 album Higher.
"It Takes A Woman" won Best Country Solo Performance at the 67th Grammy Awards, Stapleton's fifth win in that category and his 11th Grammy overall.
"White Horse" won CMA Song and Single of the Year, and Stapleton claimed his eighth CMA Male Vocalist of the Year title - the most in CMA history.
Fifth studio album Higher was released via Mercury Nashville to widespread critical acclaim, debuting with lead single "White Horse" which peaked at No. 12 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Stapleton's All-American Road Show continues into 2026 with 33 confirmed upcoming dates across the US.
The Chris Stapleton Experience brings country music to Berlin. A concert by an experienced tribute ensemble.
The Chris Stapleton Experience brings country music to Hamburg's LOGO venue. A tribute to the acclaimed American country artist.
The Chris Stapleton Experience performs at Luxor. American country-rock artist brings his music to the stage live.