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Chris Stapleton’s year is winding down, but the past few days have been anything but quiet for one of country music’s most important modern voices. The biggest fresh development is visual, not musical: multiple outlets, including Blue Ridge Media Partners and country radio news sites, report that Stapleton has released the official video for his Grammy‑winning song White Horse, a cinematic mini‑movie shot in Marfa, Texas and starring Josh Brolin, with Mae McKagan and Tommy Martinez in a dusty, Western‑style love‑and‑lawman triangle, plus on‑screen appearances from Chris and his wife and longtime creative partner Morgane. According to these reports, the directors at Running Bear Films say they leaned into a “couple on the run” concept and added the twist of Brolin playing McKagan’s sheriff father, turning a straight action romance into a story about letting go and trust. That video matters biographically because it underlines Stapleton’s ongoing push to frame his songs as cinematic, character‑driven stories, and it pairs his music with an A‑list Hollywood actor, further cementing his crossover cultural footprint.
On the touring front, MusicRow and Stapleton’s official channels continue to highlight his 2026 extension of the All‑American Road Show, including “Evening with Chris Stapleton” dates with no opener and two‑night stands in Las Vegas, Thackerville, and Uncasville, and the rescheduled Hollywood, Florida shows now set for January after bronchitis forced him to postpone the original October dates. American Songwriter’s earlier reporting on that illness, citing his Instagram apology, underscores how seriously he protects that voice; in the long term, those reschedules hint at an artist willing to slow the machine to preserve the instrument.
Recent coverage from MusicRow and George Strait’s camp also keeps Stapleton front‑and‑center as a stadium headliner alongside the King of Country himself, with their 2025 stadium run presented as a continuation of a record‑breaking live era and emphasizing Stapleton’s status as an 11‑time Grammy winner and CMA record‑holder. That framing, repeated in press materials and on his own site, is becoming part of the official narrative: Chris Stapleton as the rare artist who is both critics’ darling and arena‑level draw.
There are the usual flurries of fan chatter around the new White Horse video and his upcoming dates on social media, but beyond those posts, there are no credible reports in the last 24 hours of surprise releases, scandals, or major personal revelations. Any rumors beyond that are unconfirmed and would be speculation.
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