Brett Young will release his sophomore album, Ticket to L.A., on December 7th, and after the success of his debut album, he definitely feels pressure for his next album to be successful, but he enjoys the pressure.<\/p>\n
\u201cI remember when \u2018Sleep Without You\u2019 went number one, the amount of people that asked me, \u2018So now that you got one, does that take the pressure off?\u2019 Opposite. Like the exact opposite, because then you\u2019ve developed expectations for yourself and everybody else that works with you, for you, and your fans, right. At least the athlete in me thinks that way. But I\u2019ve learned that, like with every little success or big success, every little bit of growth, I feel the responsibility to grow more or to take the next step. And so tons of pressure, but I like it. There\u2019s an expression that\u2019s used a lot in life \u2013 I paid my dues. I get what that means. I think in this business if you ever feel like you paid your dues, then you should probably retire, because there\u2019s always room for growth in entertainment. I mean there\u2019s always something else, something more, something different you can be doing. There\u2019s always something that you\u2019re doing that somebody is doing better. And I think for me, I\u2019m always trying to identify those things. And so yeah I feel a lot of pressure but I like that.\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Brett\u2019s latest single, \u201cHere Tonight,\u201d is the first release off his Ticket To L.A. album.<\/p>\n