Chris Andreucci

2020 started well for Andreucci, who performed a headline show at Celtic Connections at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall to a sell-out crowd. He was also added to the C2C: Country to Country bill at the SSE Hydro in Glasgow alongside Luke Combs, Brett Young, and Tanya Tucker. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, C2C festival was postponed. Andreucci was added to the bill for the rescheduled dates in 2021.

At the start of May 2020, Andreucci spent a full week as the guest on Capital FM Scotland. Over the week Andreucci was challenged every day by presenter Katy J to perform a live country version of a song requested by listeners. Andreucci performed country covers of 'Ladbroke Grove' - AJ Tracey, 'Blinding Lights' - The Weekend, 'What A Man Gotta Do' - Jonas Brothers, 'Savage' - Megan Thee Stallion & 'Birthday' - Anne-Marie. These appearances soon became known as the 'Country Take Over'. This was ground breaking for Andreucci and a real statement by the singer/songwriter, proving that country music has a place on mainstream radio in the UK.

In 2019, Andreucci toured the United States playing 16 shows in 14 states from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to Los Angeles, California. During his U.S. tour, he released his first EP, A Traveller's Tale, about the many experiences he had during this tour.

Andreucci signed a publishing deal with Century Music Group in May 2019 while on tour in Nashville. His first label EP, One Night Stands & Bar Room Seats, is set for release in 2020 with a total of 6 tracks.

Andreucci released his first single, Talk to Me, in June 2018. Later that year, he released his second single, Nothing in the World. In December 2018, Andreucci released his debut album, The Opener, recorded and produced by renowned Glasgow producer Paul McInally.

Chris Andreucci (born November 16, 1998) is a Scottish country music singer/songwriter. Andreucci has released one album and is currently signed to Century Music Group in Nashville, Tennessee. His current releases include: "Talk to Me", "Nothing in the World", and "Masterplan (Reno)".