Chesney adds third Gillette date
"Here I only put one show up, thinking maybe this was the year," Chesney said. "Now here we are doing something we've never done: a third show at the home of the Patriots. There has always been something special about New England, this music and how we all come together. I can't wait to spend an entire weekend in one place with all of No Shoes Nation."
"If No Shoes Nation, the most passionate people in the world, aren't 100 percent in, I want to meet them where they are. Well, they've spoken pretty loudly, so here we go, Gillette! Here's to three nights in a row. What a way to close out what's going to be a crazy, intense year of music, friends, memories and playing all night long."
Zac Brown Band, Megan Moroney and Uncle Kracker will open the shows.
More news for Kenny Chesney
- 07/18/24: Chesney's No Shoes radio broadcasts for free
- 03/22/24: Chesney, Jinks, Young, Brothers Osborne release new music
- 02/23/24: Chesney unveils "Gone" songs
- 01/17/24: Chesney is "Born"
- 01/11/24: Chesney plans new music for '24
- 11/28/23: Chesney adds three soccer stadiums to '24 tour
- 11/09/23: Chesney opts to "Take Her Home"
- 11/07/23: Sun Goes Down Tour coming in '24 with Chesney, ZBB, Moroney, Uncle Kracker
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