Chris Young, the multi-platinum global country music entertainer, has officially joined the artist roster at Black River Records, marking an exciting new phase in his storied career.
With a legacy that includes nine studio albums, over nine billion global streams, 14 career No. 1 singles, 25 R.I.A.A. certified projects, and numerous industry accolades—including wins at the CMT Music Awards and nominations from the ACMs, CMAs, and GRAMMYs—Young is recognised as one of Billboard’s top country artists of the decade. A Grand Ole Opry member, his contributions to country music have solidified his place as a leader in the genre.
Chris Young Shares His Excitement
Reflecting on his new partnership, Young shared:
“I’m so excited to announce my new partnership with Black River Entertainment! RCA Nashville was an amazing home for me since 2006 when Joe Galante signed me to work with the Sony team, but it is time for my next chapter.
“I couldn’t be more excited about the new music that’s on the way or my new home. Black River is an amazing company, and they have truly impressed upon me how much they believe in me and my future. I can’t wait to continue to add to my legacy with them as a Black River Entertainment artist.”
Black River Records Welcomes a Country Icon
Gordon S. Kerr, Black River’s President and CEO, expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership, stating:
“This is a historic day for Black River. With 14 No. 1s under his belt, Chris has made an undeniable impression on Country music. His songwriting and vocal excellence make him a leader in the genre, and I can't wait to see all we can accomplish together on this impressive journey.”
What’s Next for Chris Young
As Young embarks on this new chapter, fans can look forward to fresh music that builds on his already stellar career. Known for hits like ‘I’m Comin’ Over' and ‘Famous Friends,' Young’s partnership with Black River promises to deliver more memorable moments and chart-topping success.
Stay tuned for updates on Chris Young’s upcoming projects and releases through his new label home, Black River Records.
