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Craig will perform his hit single "Tough," a moving ode to the strength of women, on the upcoming ABC special event Frosted Pink, which seeks to raise awareness of women's cancers and inspire action to fight them.
Craig will join Sharon Osbourne, Olivia Newton-John, Joss Stone, Anastacia, Babyface, Rascal Flatts, Heart and several world-class figure skaters for the show, which airs October 14.
The event has a simple message: Do something. Many of the show's performers and presenters have battled cancer in some way, and the show will benefit the Gynecologic Cancer Foundation, National Breast Cancer Coalition, National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship and Ovarian Cancer National Alliance.
Craig's Top 10 hit, "Tough," has reached more than 25 million radio listeners a week, and testimonials continue to pour in by the thousands on Craig's website (link is below).

"Tough" is an ode to working mothers, and it reminded him of his wife, Karen. "We have four kids at home and she stays busy," he said. "She looks forward to those times we have time to do stuff together. The kids have something — ballet, karate - every night. That's why the song hit me like it did. Women deal with all of those everyday activities whether they are sick or not."
Craig's wife isn't his only inspiration. The former Army Ranger also sings about his career in the military and he said he still has friends who are serving overseas. "I've lost friends in this war," he said. "It's frustrating, but I believe in what they are doing. I may not agree with every decision that's being made, but I don't have all the information. I have to trust decisions are being made in their best interest and hope they get out of there before my kids are old enough to serve. But if [my kids did serve], I would support them."
For now Craig says he's just grateful he gets to live his dream, even if he does get a little homesick every now and then. "I never did like to be away so much," he says of the 200 dates he plays on the road each year. "But I feel very blessed. There'll come a time when no one will want to see me, so I'm very grateful."

Craig has a great appreciation for his fans and feels he has a responsibility to put on the best show possible every time he hits the stage. Craig shares why he thinks it's important to maintain a high standard as an entertainer: "There's a lot of people that put their lives aside or they have to make arrangements, like babysitters, to be able to come see us. I have a family so I can appreciate that. A lot of people don't have a lot of money, so they save money to be able to come to these shows, and I'd hate to disappoint them. You get them there one time, you might not get them there the next time. So I want to do everything I can to try to keep them there!"