Country pop star Chris Young makes his way to The Woodlands with his "Raised On Country Tour" this weekend Saturday, September 7, 2019.
Recently the country music celebrity talked to our U.S. service men and women with a surprise visit to a naval base in San Diego. Young and tour sponsor USAA have prioritized visiting military bases and offering tickets to every service member who wants to see his show, which is exactly what he did in San Diego.
But his visit was about more than just promoting his tour. As Young told Task & Purpose, a digital news and culture publication dedicated to military and veterans issues, his family ties to the military (both his sister and brother-in-law served as Marines), along with friends who serve, have made personally saying "thank you" to U.S. service members "really, really important" to him, no matter where he travels.
Following his induction into the Grand Ole Opry and the release of his
acclaimed seventh album, Losing Sleep, 2017 was undoubtedly a career-defining year for Chris Young.
This year is proving to be another banner year for the 32-year old neo-country music traditionalist.
Proclaimed a “headliner on his own, capable of stirring an audience in ways very few in country music can” (Taste of Country) and “one of the more commanding voices in country music” (Houston Chronicle), the Grammy-nominated singer has just completed its first run with Sony Music Nashville label mates Kane Brown and LANCO 
as special guests for the first leg of the “Chris Young Losing Sleep 2018 World Tour.”
“I’m excited about getting out on the road in the new year with Kane and the guys from LANCO,” says Young. “It’s been really cool to write, record and tour with Kane over the last year. And then to have LANCO bring their unique energy out on the road too - I can guarantee it’s going to be a great time.”