Category Archives: Kenny Chesney

It’s been a long time since Kenny Chesney played his adopted hometown of Nashville – and the fervor continues. After pre-sales pressure for his March 26 kick-off of 2015 The Big Revival Tour prompted the addition of a second show on March 27, the tickets were no more available than they were gone.

It was obvious the fans missed Kenny Chesney’s high energy, best-night-of-the-year concerts last year, but nobody expected the people to respond with the kind of velocity they have been. With two Foxboro Stadiums shows selling out in twelve minutes, someone might’ve thought just one night at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena wouldn’t be enough.

Though written as a traditional love song, Kenny Chesney always heard “‘Til It’s Gone” as everything he feels with his fans, the ones who make up the storied No Shoes Nation and beyond. That drove his decision to cut the sweeping David Lee Murphy/Rodney Clawson/Jimmy Yeary song, and that invitation to not just being in …

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With nearly two-dozen NFL-sized stadiums plays slated for this summer, Kenny Chesney took a good look at his remaining dates and thought about the show he was planning for this tour. Knowing each venue has individual needs – and scaling down from stadium- size, especially the amphitheaters, can remove some of the impact, he chose …

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Kenny Chesney knew when he took 2014 off from touring to focus on making his next album, he wanted to push what country could be forward – and still speak to the people who made him the only country artist on Billboard’s Top 10 of Touring Acts of the Last 25 Years. When The Big …

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