Kenny Chesney Expands Stadium Tour Again
. "We have had so many special nights at Gillette," Chesney says. "Every single one has been its own set of memories� and when we go back this year, I want to know we are going to have the night that tops all the ones that have come before. The people in and around Boston are amazing, and I want to live up to all the energy they give us." "Even before we started playing stadiums in 2005, Boston was special," Chesney says. "They really listen to the songs� They really rock hard when you put it out there� And it's a place where I can bring my friend Gretchen Rhodes out to sing a song like 'Happy On The Hey Now,' and people just get it. Those are some kind of fans, and when we get there, I know it's going to be the kind of night worth waiting all summer for." "I named this tour Spread the Love because of how much our fans give us," explained the East Tennessean. "Music does that: gives people the power, the energy to reach out to each other, to let go of their problems, to really hang onto those moments that matter. And in a lot of ways, that idea got concrete when we created the Spread the Love Fund to give all the proceeds from the download to our song with the Wailers to the fund� the power of what music can do. It started in Boston, and we carry it around with us, everywhere we go." April 23 -- Jordan Hare Stadium -- Auburn, Ala. *support from Miranda Lambert, Old Dominion, and TBA EBM submitted this story. |
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