Atlantic Records has raised the flag on the newest track from F1® THE ALBUM, the supercharged, star-studded musical companion to Apple Original Films’ high-octane, action-packed feature F1® THE MOVIE, starring Brad Pitt and directed by Joseph Kosinski (Top Gun: Maverick). Eleven-time Grammy Award–winning Chris Stapleton officially enters the race with “Bad As I Used To Be,” available now.

21x ACM Award-winner Chris Stapleton was named Male Artist of the Year at last night’s 60th Annual ACM Awards—his fifth time winning the category. Stapleton also performed twice during the live ceremony: “It Takes A Woman” with his wife and collaborator Morgane Stapleton and “Blue Ain’t Your Color” as part of Keith Urban’s Triple Crown Award celebration.

Ten years ago today, Chris Stapleton released his landmark debut album Traveller (Mercury Nashville). In celebration of the anniversary, new special-edition vinyl variants will be released later this summer and are available for pre-order beginning today. Additionally, SiriusXM’s Chris Stapleton Radio (ch. 63) will mark the anniversary today with new stories about the making of the ground-breaking album and songs from the record played throughout the day.

11-time Grammy Award-winner Chris Stapleton won Best Country Solo Performance at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards with his song “It Takes A Woman.”

Due to overwhelming demand, Chris Stapleton has added nine new dates to his “All-American Road Show” tour this summer, including second and final nights at New York’s Madison Square Garden, Denver’s Ball Arena, Salt Lake City’s Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre, Tinley Park’s Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre, Phoenix’s Desert Diamond Arena, and Grand Rapids’ Van Andel Arena, among others.

Chris Stapleton will continue his “All-American Road Show” tour through this summer with newly confirmed shows at New York’s Madison Square Garden, Charlottesville’s John Paul Jones Arena, Denver’s Ball Arena, Salt Lake City’s Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre and Albany’s MVP Arena among many others.

Chris Stapleton was the top winner at last night’s 58th Annual CMA Awards, taking home three honors: Male Vocalist of the Year, Song of the Year (“White Horse”), and Single of the Year (“White Horse”). With these accolades, Stapleton now holds 19 CMA Awards, tying the record for most wins ever with Brooks & Dunn. He also extended his own record for most Male Vocalist of the Year wins, now totaling eight. Stapleton’s wife and collaborator, Morgane Stapleton, celebrated her first CMA Award last night as a producer for Single of the Year.

Slash has been part of American music since 1981. It is hard to think of the '80s and '90s rock scene and not visualize the tall, muscular Guns N’ Roses lead guitarist in his trademark top hat. He has formed many bands and played many styles. His current album, Orgy of the Damned, is a collection of tried-and-true Blues powerhouse tunes played with some of the industry's heavy hitters. Each track is a marriage of the original song, the featured artist's own style, and Slash’s interpretation on guitar.

Chris Stapleton was featured on NBC’s “TODAY Show” this morning performing four songs as part of their Citi Concert Series: “You Should Probably Leave,” “Crosswind,” “Broken Halos” and “Millionaire.” Additionally, Stapleton appeared on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” last night, where he performed “What Am I Gonna Do” and spoke with the host, and joined Howard Stern for an in-depth interview earlier this week.

16x CMA Award-winner Chris Stapleton is nominated for five awards at this year’s 58th Annual CMA Awards: Entertainer of the Year, Male Vocalist of the Year, Album of the Year (Higher), Single of the Year (“White Horse”), and Song of the Year (“White Horse”).