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Kenny Chesney to Bring Eric Church, Sheryl Crow on 2027 Stadium Tour

The Original Vibe Room Tour kicks off April 24 in Tampa and runs through late August

Country Music Hall of Famer Kenny Chesney announced his 2027 stadium tour, which will feature Eric Church, Sheryl Crow, and Greylan James. The tour will kick off on April 24 in Tampa, Florida, at Raymond James Stadium, marking Chesney's eighth appearance at the venue. The tour will also visit Chicago, Atlanta, Pittsburgh, Detroit, and Nashville before concluding on August 28 at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts.

In a statement, Chesney expressed how much he missed the stadium experience, saying, "I don’t think I knew how much I missed it." He reached out to Eric Church, who agreed to join the tour, and then invited Sheryl Crow to add a unique twist. The tour will mark Chesney's 25th show at Gillette Stadium and his 13th year in Pittsburgh and Detroit, among other stops.

Chesney plans to release his 21st album, Silver Sands Marina, on September 25 before the tour begins.

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