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Aldean, Kid Rock sell out Fenway fast

Friday, April 22, 2016 – After previously smashing attendance records set by Paul McCartney and Dave Matthews Band at Boston's Fenway Park, Jason Aldean sold out his Sept. 9 return to the home of the Red Sox in 90 minutes this morning.

Aldean was the first country act to headline at Fenway. In September, he will co-headline the stop with Kid Rock as part of his Six String Circus Tour.

Aldean recently released his new single, "Lights Come On," as the lead single from his upcoming seventh studio album. He will return to the road as his tour starts May 19 in Rogers, Ark. with continued support from Thomas Rhett and A Thousand Horses.


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