And when Dierks was recording Up On The Ridge, he brought Chris in to sing backup vocals on a track called “Fallin’ For You,” written by Shawn Camp, Paul Kennerley. But what he said in the studio ...

Stapleton has given the Hollywood star a guided tour of his glittering collection –and his favorite might surprise you ...

Chris Stapleton‘s signature bluesy-rock guitar licks might be fiery, but his hot chicken order? Perhaps not so much. As part ...

As Stapleton's solo debut becomes Billboard's Top Country Album of the 21st Century, the country icon shows his friends where ...

Layered behind smoking guitar licks, Chris Stapleton hits a perfect roots blend that only continues to improve and sharpen. A note to readers: Bold and uncensored, The Austin Chronicle has been ...

“Baseball and music,” Chris Stapleton ... to Memphis,” his guitar tone set on “Live at Leeds.” And speaking of the Who, he unleashed a torrent of tremolo chords with Pete Townshend ...

Chris Stapleton brought ... that torrent of tremolo chords with the fuzz-laden fury of a young Pete Townshend on "Second One to Know," for instance. But Stapleton is definitely country.

Ty Myers has quickly become the latest, and perhaps, most thoughtful country performer to emerge from streaming, social media.

Wise beyond his years, Myers loves a bluesy guitar chord and is inspired by artists including Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Otis Redding, Chris Stapleton, George Strait and Bill Withers.

Instead, “Die With a Smile” is a lush, soft-rock torch song accentuated by weightless, trebly guitar ... ZOLADZ Post Malone featuring Chris Stapleton, ‘California Sober’ Post Malone ...