kenny chesney

It will be much different than the Here & Now Tour.

If you thought Blake Shelton coming into town this February was big...think again.

On Aug. 30, 1997, Chesney scored his first No. 1 hit with the single "She's Got It All."

Chesney's 'Everything's Gonna Be Alright' got an extra-sweet live treatment, with help from his special duet partner -- his mom.

On July 27, 2002, Chesney added another No. 1 hit to the growing list of "good stuff" that was happening in his career.

He was anything but an overnight success.

The singer is planning an energetic setlist with new twists on recent hits.

The place is incredible, even compared to other celebrity estates.

The 85-year-old NFL Hall of Fame coach and broadcaster died unexpectedly on Tuesday morning (Dec. 28).

Whether in a stadium or at an amphitheater, there will be plenty of chances to see Chesney on the road in 2022.