Kenny Chesney might not be touring this year, but he's not sitting around idle. The country superstar gave his fans some very welcome news on Tuesday (April 15), announcing via social media that he's working on new music.
Ten years ago today (April 3, 2004) was a big day for both Kenny Chesney and rocker Uncle Kracker. It was on this day that their duet, 'When the Sun Goes Down,' soared to the top of the charts.
There's apparently money to be made in country music. Billboard magazine has released their list of the Top Music Money Makers of last year, and not surprisingly, Taylor Swift and Kenny Chesney claimed the top two spots.
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Kenny Chesney is putting his love of the ocean to good use. The Tennessee native will serve as an honorary board member for the Coastal Conservation Association’s national marine habitat program, the Building Conservation Trust.
Kenny Chesney has filed suit against a merchandising company for copyright infringement.
Kenny Chesney and Darius Rucker will be attending the March 10 T.J. Martell Foundation Gala to pay tribute to this year's honorees.
Taylor Swift and Kenny Chesney join an all-star list of artists who had the highest-grossing worldwide tours for 2013, according to Pollstar.
Kenny Chesney didn't become a superstar for no reason. The singer has built his success on a variety of some of the best songs in Nashville over the course of two decades.
Two-time champion Jamie Lynn Spears returns to compete against Alan Jackson and Kenny Chesney in this week's Video Shootout.