Chris Young expressed gratitude towards his fans for their support in a video message after his arrest and subsequent dismissal of charges.
Chris Young expressed gratitude towards his fans for their support during a difficult time, and to show his appreciation, he will be releasing a new song on Friday.
Young was first taken into custody and accused of causing chaos, refusing to cooperate with authorities, and physically attacking a law enforcement officer in January after an altercation with an agent from the Tennessee Alcoholic Beverage Commission at a bar in Nashville. But, after security footage proved that Young was not the one who started the fight, the charges against him were dropped without delay.
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"I am still trying to make sense of the false accusations and events that occurred last week. However, I want to express my gratitude to everyone who supported me," Young stated in a video released on Thursday.
Having the support of friends and fans meant a lot to me during a difficult time. Seeing the charges against me dismissed was a relief, as I wouldn't wish such a situation on anyone. The love and support I received was a bright spot in the midst of it all.
The release date for Young's upcoming album, titled Young Love & Saturday Nights, is set for March 22. So far, he has only released the title track, which includes a guitar riff from David Bowie's hit song "Rebel Rebel" from 1974.
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"We will be releasing 'Double Down' at midnight, and I truly hope that you all like it. Turn up the volume, have a good time listening to it, and once more, I want to express my gratitude and love towards you all. Thank you."
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