Chesney, Aldean team up for stadium shows
The first shows to go on sale at New England's Gillette Stadium on Aug. 28, 2015 and San Francisco's Levi's Stadium on May 2, 2015. More on-sale information and special guests will be announced soon.
"We've played so many of these stadiums so many summers, I know just how hard the fans coming out can rock," Chesney said. "There aren't a lot of guys out there who can hit it the way Jason does, so I'm glad we're able to bring both of our tours together for 10 nights this summer. I know what me and the guys are bringing in terms of music, and I know Jason can hang with us!"
"Kenny is the guy everybody in country music looks up to when they think about workinghard, building your career out on the road and getting to eventually play stadiums," said Aldean. "When we first started dipping our toe into that business a few years ago, he's the guy I would call or text for advice. We have a real friendship. Don't get me wrong...that doesn't mean I'm going to make it easy to follow me every night...he's gonna have to work for it harder than he ever has before."
May 2 San Francisco Levi's Stadium
May 16 Dallas AT&T Stadium
June 20 Green Bay, Wisc. Lambeau Field
June 27 Seattle CenturyLink Field
July 18 Minneapolis Target Field
July 25 Pasadena, CA Rose Bowl
Aug. 1 Kansas City, Mo. Arrowhead Stadium
Aug. 8 Denver Sports Authority Field at Mile High
Aug. 15 E. Rutherford, N.J. MetLife Stadium
Aug. 28 Foxboro, Mass. Gillette Stadium
More news for Kenny Chesney
- 05/09/23: Chesney steps in to headline fests in wake of Wallen vocal rest
- 11/21/22: Chesney will Go Back
- 08/25/22: Chesney, Old Dominion share a "Beer With My Friends"
- 03/11/22: Chesney goes to video with "Everyone She Knows"
- 02/07/22: Chesney adds 20 arena shows
- 01/25/22: Chesney celebrates Valentine's Day with new single
- 11/10/21: Chesney, Ballerini win early CMA honors
- 11/01/21: Chesney announces Here and Now 2022 stadium tour
CD reviews for Kenny Chesney
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