EXCLUSIVE: Chris Young Suggests ‘Come Early, Stay Late’ at Utica Aud Show [VIDEO]

Chris Young is 'Coming Over' Saturday and he's excited to take over the Utica Aud for what could be his biggest show on this tour yet.

"That's the biggest room we're going to be in. We're really pumped we're getting to do the show and the response so far has been awesome," says Young.

"Cassadee Pope will join Young at the show and on stage to perform their duet 'Think of You.' "It's so much fun and obviously she's got such an amazing voice. It's a cool part of the show," says Young

'Think of You' is the fastest rising single of Young's career and is one of the few duets actually recorded together. Young says most times tracks are laid down separately but he got lucky. "I was really happy we were able to be in the studio at the same time. I think it just added something a little extra to the whole process."

Young saw another record this year; the number of bras being thrown on stage. "I don't know what the record is but someone came to a show and said 'no one threw any bras.' I was like 'this isn't an everyday thing. It's not a requirement at the show,'" he jokes.

Oh, and thanks for the five bras tonight on stage. #2016record

— ChrisYoungMusic (@ChrisYoungMusic) January 10, 2016

Bras aren't the only thing being thrown on stage at Young's shows. "Somebody threw a thong once. That was taking it a bit too far. I didn't want to pick that up," says Young.

Despite having a show in Utica during the winter, Mother Nature is being kind. Mild temperatures and little to no snow won't cause problems getting Young and his crew to town like it did last month when he was stuck on the interstate. "That was a whole new level. I've never seen an interstate shut down because of snow before. That was a first." How did Young pass the time? Snow angels in shorts.

Snow angels in shorts....not my best idea... pic.twitter.com/98FRnKCPgR — ChrisYoungMusic (@ChrisYoungMusic) January 24, 2016

Young says they'll perform the old stuff, new stuff from the latest album and everything in between. "Come early and stay late. I find that's a tough question when someone says 'what's your show going to be like.' I'm like, 'well we're going to play music and hopefully you're going to like it," he jokes.

The show begins at 7:30 p.m. and doors to The AUD will open at 6:30 p.m.

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