Christopher Cross is often filed under yacht rock, but music producer and session musician Rick Beato says one of his biggest hits has been hiding something much more ferocious. In a video, Beato ...
Cross's late-night spot came ahead of the release of "All Right: The Worldwide Singles 1980–1988," his first career-spanning collection of his biggest hits. By Lars Brandle Christopher Cross’ “Sailing ...
Few yacht rock tracks made a bigger splash than this chart-topping favorite that became an '80s staple. Christopher Cross was one of the biggest stars of the early 1980s, scoring a string of hits with ...
In 1980, Christopher Cross was a newcomer enjoying the kind of debut most musicians could only dream about when an unlikely single took him all the way to the top. "Sailing" hit No. 1 on the Billboard ...
Renowned singer-songwriter and guitarist Christopher Cross appeared on last night’s episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live. Cross offered his classic song, “Sailing,” for the late night television appearance.
Toto, Men at Work and Christopher Cross launched their 2025 joint tour on Friday night in West Palm Beach, Florida. Cross and Men at Work each played nine-song sets, while Toto brought everything home ...
When you release a song into the world, you generally lose control of the life it takes on from that point. There are many examples throughout music history where the songwriter’s intent has far ...
Christopher Cross, born Christopher Charles Geppert on May 3, 1951, in San Antonio, Texas, stands as one of the most distinctive singer-songwriters to emerge from the soft rock era of the late 1970s ...
(MPG) Christopher Cross, Omnivore Recordings, and Seeker Music have announced All Right: The Worldwide Singles 1980-1988, the first-ever collection of all the acclaimed singer/songwriter's worldwide ...
Allen Stone has shared a cover of Christopher Cross' debut hit "Ride Like The Wind" on its own music is fun label. Released alongside a new live performance video, the track pairs Stone's powerhouse ...
The musician also joked that he would soon be "ejected" from the U.S. over his comments. By Hannah Dailey Christopher Cross delivered a lighthearted apology to Canadians at his recent concert, telling ...