Chris Stapleton’s journey from engineering student to country music sensation is nothing short of remarkable. Known for his soulful voice and powerful performances, Stapleton has given fans countless memorable moments on stage. Whether it’s his Super Bowl national anthem or his chart-topping hits, his talent speaks for itself.
Beyond his solo career, Stapleton has collaborated with some of the biggest names in music, including Sheryl Crow and Ed Sheeran. But perhaps one of his most touching moments came when he teamed up with Vince Gill.
Stapleton’s performance of Gill’s classic hit, “Whenever You Come Around,” left audiences deeply moved. His soulful rendition of the song captured the raw emotion that fans couldn’t help but feel.
A Soul-Stirring Performance
With just his guitar and microphone, Chris Stapleton proves he doesn’t need elaborate sets or a massive band to move an audience. His gentle, soulful delivery of the lyrics touched fans in a deeply personal way.
Fans online couldn’t hold back their admiration. One wrote, “This guy is so incredible. He could sing birds from the sky. He is so gifted.” Another added, “I love his voice! When he sang the national anthem, I couldn’t hold back tears.”
The emotional reactions kept pouring in. “What a voice… you make me think of our son; he passed away 14 months ago,” shared one fan. Another simply commented, “tear in my eye.”
Stapleton’s Love for Thrills
Chris Stapleton has a taste for adventure. During an interview on the Bobby Bones Show, he shared how his near-bungee jump went wrong. “I got in line… and it snapped on a guy, maybe 25 to 30 people in front of me,” he said. “That was the moment I got out of line.”
The scare didn’t stop him from eyeing other thrills. Stapleton once thought about skydiving but found fame had its limits. “I don’t think my life insurance allows me to jump out of a plane,” he said, laughing.
Though tempted, Stapleton never took the leap. “I wanted to jump out of a plane,” he admitted, “I just never did.”