Ram Partners with Singers Easton Corbin & Chris Stapleton

Sometimes the only thing you can do is sit back and enjoy your favorite country playlist. Driving around with friends or just in your favorite truck is a common theme for country songs. Ram has been working with celebrity ambassadors, including country singers, to help them go on tour and create more throughout the last few years. Two of the most recent partnerships include Easton Corbin and Chris Stapleton. We at Landers Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Little Rock, Arkansas want to introduce you to their partnership. 

Easton Corbin

Easton Corbin’s first song, “A Little More Country Than That,” has reached over 30 million views on YouTube. In the video, he chucks hay and drives his beat-up truck around a pond. In Corbin’s more recent video, “Let’s Ride,” the teen character climbing out of her bedroom window jumps into her boyfriend’s new Ram truck. Ram partnered with Corbin, and this music video was inspired by that partnership. In the video, the young couple takes the red Ram to “chase a little sunset,” shoot fireworks, and drive back roads for the entire night. Driving hometown backroads and making memories seem to be crucial aspects of a good country song and music video. 

Chis Stapleton

Ram Trucks and ACM Lifting Lives returned with Chris Stapleton to his hometown of Paintsville, Kentucky. Stapleton, who’s written songs like Sheryl Crow’s “Homesick” and sang a cover of “Broken Halos,” reached out to provide the Paintsville music department with new equipment and a new outdoor stage. Not only did Stapleton help a team of Ram Nation volunteers to build the outdoor stage, but he also tested out the stage himself for quality by providing two live concerts for the community of Paintsville. The concerts were only performed after Stapleton and Ram Nation also donated new instruments to the school’s struggling music program. 

Whether the goal is to move supplies from one location to another to build a grand stage or to create lasting memories, Ram trucks are reliable for the occasion. 

Do you have a favorite Corbin or Stapleton song? Share it with us in the comments!