Chris Young schedules appearance on Good Morning America

Press release:

The clock is ticking down until the September 17 release of Chris Young’s highly
anticipated fourth album, A.M., and the 28-years young RCA Records
singer-songwriter is gearing up for a stacked week of media appearances and
concert dates.

Chris will have to set an early-morning alarm when he
makes a return appearance to television’s #1 rated national morning show,
Good Morning America (ABC), on September 18. While there he’ll perform
his current single “Aw Naw,” currently at #12 on Mediabase and #13 on the
Billboard Country singles chart. During his stop in New York City, Young is also
planning visits to Access Hollywood, Billboard, Fox
411, People and US Weekly in support of his new record,
A.M.. He’ll round out the week with a run of shows in the northeast
including Big Flats, NY (9/20), Sayreville, NJ (9/21) and Webster, MA
(9/22).

Chris Young’s A.M. is already receiving early acclaim
from the country’s toughest critics:

"A.M. helps
fulfill the promise established not all that many years ago, when Young’s career
was just beginning to dawn." – American
Songwriter

“Young possesses one of the strongest, most
distinctive voices among country’s current crop and puts it to good use on this
sturdy set of tunes.” – Billboard

“A.M. will keep the
lovelorn fans swooning while giving the rowdier set plenty of reasons to whoop
it up.” – Cowboys
& Indians

“One of country music’s most reliable hitmakers” –
USA
Today

Chris
wrote six of the 11 songs on the new album A.M., including the current
single, “Aw Naw.” Preview the new record at Amazon and pre-order your copy of A.M. at iTunes,
Amazon,
and Walmart.

For
all the latest information on Chris Young, visit http://chrisyoungcountry.com/
and follow him on Twitter @ChrisYoungMusic.

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Nashville Music 11 Oct 2013 Reply

“Chris has been a wonderful addition to the SFS Board of Directors,” said Judy Seale, President of Judy Seale International and Stars For Stripes. “As someone who has been overseas to entertain troops in a combat zone, he realizes how important celebrity visits are to the morale of our military stationed abroad.
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