Kenny Chesney recently had another No. 1 hit, with “Take Her Home.” The song, written by Michael Hardy, Zach Abend and Hunter Phelps, reminded Chesney why he still loves Nashville, even after all these years. “I live in a town where you can wake up one morning, and get an email or hear a song that didn’t exist the…
The nominees for the 2024 CMA Awards have been announced, and while there are several surprising additions, like Mitchell Tenpenny, Riley Green and Nate Smith all receiving first-time nominations, there are also several artists who were inexplicably left out of the list of nominees. Keep reading to see ten artists who should have been nominated, but were not. 1. Kane…
Kenny Chesney‘s Sun Goes Down Tour has come to an end. The country music superstar wrapped up his tour with an unprecedented three-night run at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts. Chesney was joined on his tour by Zac Brown Band, Megan Moroney and Uncle Kracker. “The last night is always so hard, because you’ve shared so many things over a…
Kenny Chesney just beat his own record, and it happened in the country music capital. The East Tennessee native brought his Sun Goes Down Tour to Nissan Stadium in Nashville, playing before an astonishing 57,523 people, surpassing his previous attendance record in the large venue by 300 people. “Nashville’s known for the quality of its creative people,” Chesney says….
Kenny Chesney had a very special guest for his show at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. The country music superstar was joined by Kelsea Ballerini to sing their No. 1 hit, “Half Of My Hometown,” plus his 2011 single, “You and Tequila,” featuring Grace Potter. Chesney also sang “When The Sun Goes Down” and “Drift Away” with tour opener Uncle…
Kenny Chesney has another hit single, out now, with “Just To Say We Did.” The song, the second release from his latest BORN album, is one of the most relatable and personal songs he has ever recorded in his 30-plus year career. “There’s a lot of music on this record that holds a significance for me or they wouldn’t…
Kenny Chesney loves music, but he also loves sports. Much of the 56-year-old’s childhood centered around sports, even during the summer holiday. “I was usually playing Little League baseball on the Fourth of July,” Chesney recalls. “I was big into sports, and the summertime in East Tennessee consisted of playing baseball, and that’s what I did on the Fourth…
Kenny Chesney is mourning the loss of someone close to him. The country music superstar shared an emotional post on social media, bidding a final farewell to his good friend. “So a very hard goodbye to a close island friend, Curtney Chinnery AKA ‘The Ghost From Jost,’” Chesney writes. “He was a part of island life for so many…
After “Take Her Home” became his 33rd No. 1 hit, Kenny Chesney is back with another single. The singer-songwriter is releasing “Just To Say We Did” as the second song from his BORN album, which came out in March. In typical Chesney fashion, he looked to his fans on his Sun Goes Down Tour to help decide what song…
Kenny Chesney is back at the top of the charts, again. The East Tennessee native just scored his 33rd No. 1 hit with “Take Her Home,” the debut single from his BORN album, out in March. Chesney is celebrating the milestone while on his Sun Goes Down Tour, playing stadiums all over the country. “It’s an amazing feeling, hearing…
