Kenny Chesney Kicks Off Spread The Love Tour With 50,430 Fans
. With guitars blazing, a bumper crop of hits and guest appearances from tour mates Miranda Lambert ("You and Tequila"), Sam Hunt ("Come Over") and Old Dominion ("Save It For A Rainy Day"), the 8-time Entertainer of the Year ran, laughed, and sang songs from a career that includes 28 No. 1s. The two dozen songs ignited the crowd, who sang along throughout, often taking an a cappella chorus on songs like "Anything But Mine" and "American Kids." "Sometimes you can feel the energy long before you hit the stage," Chesney explained after the show. "It's gathering, and you can sense it. This was one of those shows, one of those times. It was so intense, it was so there, this is the reason we do this: to play music and feel all that energy coming at us." EBM submitted this story. |
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