Summer is a big time for concerts, and country music fans know that more than anyone. Besides getting to see your favorite ...

OMAHA, Neb. — There is someone else to thank for Michigan baseball’s College World Series run. “Kenny’s our savior on this team,” outfielder Jordan Brewer said. “That’s what we say ...

Three decades into his career, Kenny Chesney will enter the Country Music Hall of Fame. The “Anything But Mine” singer, 57, could hang his black cowboy hat on any number of accomplishments.

Kenny Chesney, the late June Carter Cash and producer Tony Brown will be entering the Country Music Hall of Fame class of 2025 The three will be formally inducted this October ...

Yes, she went on tour with Kenny Chesney last summer, which was huge for her career. Yes, she did share a video of her singing a cover of his songs. But Kenny is always in the islands and he’s also ...

Fans of the “When The Sun Goes Down” singer speculated Chesney might be planning a show in Las Vegas after a social media post from the Sphere showed a video of a beach scene with a blue chair, guitar ...

Kenny Chesney will be the next headliner at Sphere in Las Vegas, the country superstar announced exclusively on TODAY on Jan. 16. The “There Goes My Life” singer, 56, will be the first country ...

Kenny Chesney will headline Sphere in Las ... Style; Shows. TODAY; 3rd Hour of ... Sphere’s account on X posted a video of a blue chair on a beach that was later joined by a guitar and a cowboy hat.

Kenny Chesney will be the next headliner at Sphere in Las Vegas, ... Sphere’s account on X posted a video of a blue chair on a beach that was later joined by a guitar and a cowboy hat.

Since opening in Las Vegas in September 2023, the 360-foot-plus tall venue the Sphere has become an instant iconic Vegas structure. Artists including U2, the Eagles and Dead & Company have played ...

Will the skinny cowboy in the black hat take her back? ... George Strait, Lee Ann Womack and Kenny Chesney have recorded there. ... Max & Louie’s NYC-style diner to open new San Antonio-area spot.

The honky tonk-meets-Laurel Canyon trio broke big and bigger with their first two albums, but then the hits stopped coming. For their fourth LP, Barely Blue, they went looking for something more.