Kenny Chesney's hit 'Spread the Love,' co-written and recorded with the Wailers, benefits Boston Marathon bombing victims. But the new video spreads a message of hope that's for anyone in Boston or around the world who's looking for a little bit of goodness in the world.
Who knew? The perennially clean-shaven Kenny Chesney is changing up his look and has grown a beard. While we're used to the singer's baby face, we bet his scores of female fans will love this new, rough and tumble look.
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August 26, 2013
Kenny Chesney rocked NYC yesterday morning (Aug. 9), taking the stage at 'Good Morning America' for its outdoor summer concert series. As the hosts introduced the country superstar, their voices were drowned out by the deafening roar of the crowd. NYC was ready and wanted a wake up cup of Kenny Chesney.
Until Wednesday night (Aug. 7), Kenny Chesney had never left the stage to change outfits. If there was a spill, a rip or he was just uncomfortable, the 'When I See This Bar' singer always toughed it out during his 20-plus year career. However, a particularly rowdy group of fans convinced him to re-dress in Bangor, Maine.
Kenny Chesney has reacted to a video showing Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Riley Cooper making threats and using a racial slur at the country singer's June 9 concert.
Kenny Chesney brought his latest 'Life on a Rock' single 'When I See This Bar' to late night TV on Monday (July 22), performing on 'The Tonight Show With Jay Leno.' The host, who will turn the show and its duties over to Jimmy Fallon next year, prefaced Chesney's performance by calling him a "country superstar" and the "king of the road," both of which were accurate descriptions.
