Venue
KEMBA Live!
Venue
Stage AE
Venue
Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica
Add-Ons
Club Access
Merchandise Voucher
Special Entry
Parking
Lineup
Lineup
Venue
Balloon Fiesta Park
Lineup
Venue
Venue
Chris Young in Concert
By his 33rd birthday, RCA Records Nashville artist Chris Young has accumulated an impressive list of accomplishments, including membership in the iconic Grand Ole Opry, eleven career No. 1 singles, seventeen R.I.A.A. Gold/Platinum/Multi-Platinum certified projects, 2 Grammy nominations, 3 Country Music Association nominations and 4 Academy of Country Music nominations. As a prolific creator, Chris has given fans 7 studio albums in 12 years including Losing Sleep, his third project in less than two years. The title track is certified Platinum while "Hangin' On" is his ninth No. 1 as a songwriter. Losing Sleep (2017) and I'm Comin' Over (2015) debuted at No. 1 on Billboard's Top Country Albums Chart with "I'm Comin' Over" becoming Young's first 2x Platinum single.
Named "one of his era's finest traditionalists" by the Associated Press, Chris has quickly become an international ambassador for country music, performing to capacity crowds around the world including the sold-out C2C Festival in the UK. With a hit-packed set that highlights his eleven chart-toppers — including back-to-back No. 1s "Losing Sleep," "Sober Saturday Night," "Think Of You," and "I'm Comin' Over" — the Grammy and ACM nominated vocalist headlined the Chris Young Losing Sleep 2018 World Tour, with more than 55 arena and amphitheater shows including his first hometown headlining stop at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena playing to a capacity crowd of nearly 14,000 fans, friends and family.
2019 brings new music - the just-released anthem, "Raised On Country," and a new arena headlining tour.
The venue had an issue with wiring that was put right down the middle aisle. There was yellow caution tape on it, but I tripped over it and almost fell to the ground. Secondly, I love Chris Young, but he was drunk in his performance and forgot the words to two or three of his songs. The best experience
Worst concert I've ever been to. He couldn't even finish a song without screwing it up. Then he would just stop and start talking and saying the same stuff over and over. It was a total waist of time and money.
Disappointing. Didn’t love the venue for the price we paid for tickets and very disappointed in Chris Young’s performance.
Disappointed … CY came obviously had too much to drink . He stopped in the middle of many songs because he forgot the words …he has many good hits but very bad performance
We have seen him a number of times before and he has put on a great show…..this time was the worst show ever!!!! Him and his band were out of sync and he forgot the words in most songs. He kept stopping in the middle of songs…seemed like he was wasted!!! It was an expensive night for a short, awful concert!!!!! It’s the first time I ever thought of leaving a concert….kept hoping it would get better
Chris young came out intoxicated and on numerous occasions he forgot the words to his songs.. one time he went to the keyboard player for the words.. he has many great songs but the performance was disappointing
It was obvious from when CY came out on stage the glassy eyes. CY had to much to drink before coming on stage but through the show on several occasions he stopped during a song because he forgot the words even going back to the keyboard player to provide the words. Many goods songs but were performed poorly. Many people noted the same . Disappointed !
Went to the concert. Chris Young was on something. Most likely drunk. He could not remember the words to his own songs and kept stopping his songs to laugh about how he cannot remember the words. Not funny when his fans pay good money to see him. I really like him but will not waste my money again.
The overall experience was terrible.Sound performer, everything
Pretty sad that you know you have to go on stage and perform and you show up drunk! Stopped in the middle of songs a few times because he forgot the words to his own songs. At one point he went back to some in the band and had to have him tell him the words. It was so bad he even tried to explain the issue. If I had gone to work like that I would have been fired. Everyone paid good money to see him and we got a piss poor performance. On top of that you couldn’t even understand what he could remember because the instruments drowned out the voice. Pathetic and unprofessional!! I’ll never pay to see him again and I hope no one else does either
