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Chris Stapleton on new album ‘Starting Over,’ life with family during pandemic

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In this week’s Sunday Sitdown, singer-songwriter Chris Stapleton recalls the decision to end his tour due to the coronavirus epidemic. Stapleton, whose fourth studio album, “Starting Over,” is set to be released this month, also opens up about recording his new song “Watch You Burn,” a reaction to the mass shooting in Las Vegas three years ago. His wife and on-stage companion, Morgane, joins the conversation to share how life has changed for them as they raise their five kids.