Kenny Chesney’s social media post heading into the weekend featured a photo of him, New England Patriots helmet on, standing in the bleachers overlooking Gilette Stadium. “So proud to be back at (Gilette Stadium), home of the New England Patriots and the birthplace to (No Shoes Nation),” he wrote on X. “It’s emotional being back cause it’s always the end of the tour.
But we are full of gratitude for this summer, and we cannot wait to spend three nights playing music in New England with all the fans, family, and island friends. It’s gonna be a magical, beautiful weekend and I am so fired up and thankful. #SunGoesDownTour.
” WANT MORE COUNTRY MUSIC NEWS? CLICK HERE. Chesney is set to wrap up that third night at Gilette Stadium on Sunday with Zac Brown Band also performing. MassLive reported that when all is said and done this weekend, he will have performed for more than 180,000 people.
That’s a big-time wrap for the “Sun Goes Down” tour. But the story of how such a big, three-night slate was set up, years ago, is an interesting one. And it is one that MassLive told in its story this week.
It turns out, it all began with Chesney and Kraft taking a bit of gamble that resulted in them forging a close bond, according to the story from MassLive’s Ronnie Ramos. ‘This Old House’ star dead at 70 Country music star has positive message for fans after nearly dying Country music stars battling serious heart issues 24 country music artists, influencers have died.