Kenny Chesney Chillaxification 2021 Tour

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Kenny Chesney has announced rescheduled 2021 stadium dates for his Chillaxifacation Tour. The stadium tour now kicks off May 1 in Tampa, FL with special guests Florida Georgia Line, Old Dominion and Michael Franti & Spearhead.

Original tickets are automatically valid for the rescheduled show dates. Patrons unable to attend the rescheduled shows have 30 days from today’s date (June 15) to request a refund at the point of purchase.

Kenny Chesney 2021 Chillaxification Tour Stadium Dates

May 01 ….. Raymond James Stadium ….. Tampa, FL
May 08 ….. Miller Park ….. Milwaukee, WI
May 15 ….. Nissan Stadium ….. Nashville, TN
May 22 ….. Mercedes-Benz Stadium ….. Atlanta, GA
May 29 ….. Arrowhead Stadium ….. Kansas City, MO
Jun 05 ….. US Bank Stadium ….. Minneapolis, MN
Jun 12 ….. Heinz Field ….. Pittsburgh, PA
Jun 19 ….. Lincoln Financial Field ….. Philadelphia, PA
Jun 26 ….. Soldier Field ….. Chicago, IL
Jul 03 ….. Bobcat Stadium ….. Bozeman, MT
Jul 10 ….. Busch Stadium ….. St. Louis, MO
Jul 17 ….. CenturyLink Field ….. Seattle, WA
Jul 24 ….. SoFi Stadium ….. Inglewood, CA
Jul 31 ….. Empower Field at Mile High ….. Denver, CO
Aug 07 ….. AT&T Stadium ….. Arlington, TX
Aug 14 ….. Ford Field ….. Detroit, MI
Aug 21 ….. MetLife Stadium ….. East Rutherford, NJ
Aug 27-28 .. Gillette Stadium ….. Foxborough, MA

The 2020 shows set for Houston and San Antonio are unable to be rescheduled for 2021 – ticket holders in those markets will receive a refund. Rescheduled amphitheater show dates will be announced soon.

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“I kept talking to experts, city officials, team owners, medical people, looking to understand how we were coming along with resolving the health issues,” Chesney explains. “I had kept hoping that as time passed, information would not only increase, but there would be some sort of solution so people could come back together. But things weren’t getting any clearer, so I did the hardest thing for me, but obviously best option for the safety of No Shoes Nation, my road family and everyone at the buildings involved.”

“So much goes into the stadium shows, people have no idea,” Chesney says. “Take all of that, then factor in all the other issues that come with rescheduling, making sure there aren’t conflicts with baseball or other events nearby – and maintain the kind of quality we want to bring. There were so many questions, so many unknowns, but I believe music makes a difference in people’s lives, so everyone on my team, the promoter’s team and all of the people we deal with have worked overtime trying to get this sorted out.

“With Here And Now, we have so much great music! The response to the ‘We Do’ video tells me everybody is ready to get back out there to do what we all do best: rock hard, sing loud, enjoy the moment, love our friends and create memories that will last a lifetime.”