"The Big Revival" is Country star Kenny Chesney's 16th studio album and 13th #1 Country album debut. The album is about finding the fire to embrace your life with passion. The record includes number one Country Airplay singles "American Kids" and "Til It's Gone". The Big Revival features eleven songs that Billboard suggests "captures the zeitgeist of American youth".

"Life On A Rock" is country star Kenny Chesney's 15th studio album. The record features singles "Pirate Flag" and "When I See This Bar". The record charted at number one on both the weekly US Billboard 200 and US Billboard Top Country Albums, it ended the year at number 16 on the US Top Country Albums.

Kenny Chesney has spent the last four years listening, writing and consuming songs from good friends, young writers, Songwriter Hall of Famers and old favorites. Raised on Music Row’s dynamic creative community as a young kid coming out of East Tennessee, the spirit of songs being born has fueled the most iconic rise of a country star in the 21st century – and that hunger for the best of distilling life into lyrics, hooks, bridges and melodies still drives the eight-time Entertainer of the Year. As his Sun Goes Down 2024 Tour featuring 23 stadium shows with a handful amphitheaters draws closer, the wildly euphoric performer is also on the brink of releasing BORN.

Specializing in breezy, beach-ready fare that he punctuates with dusty ballads and punchy rockers, Kenny Chesney is one of the biggest country stars of the 21st century. It took him a little while to find his groove. He had his first country Top Ten in 1995 and spent the back half of that decade increasing his audience while honing his craft, a journey chronicled on 2000's Greatest Hits. After its release, Chesney became a genuine superstar with 2002's No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems, a quadruple-platinum record that became the first in a long list of Billboard number one albums that ran all the way to 2020's Here and Now.

Bien en selle au sommet de la country dite néo-traditionnelle, Kenny Chesney expédie les affaires courantes avec efficacité. Sans forcer non plus, et on est ici assez loin de ses meilleurs albums que ce soit No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems (2002) ou When the sun Goes Down (2004).Le duo avec Tim McGraw « I Feel Like a Rock Star » participe à cette paresse artistique en labourant des paysages maintes fois rebattus. Le public de l'artiste n'a d'ailleurs pas fait un triomphe loin s'en faut à ce single prévisible. « Come Over » a lui été mieux considéré, et se situe dans la moyenne des ballades ourlées par la voix chaude et virile du cowboy du Tennessee. « El Cerrito Place » arrive également à convaincre, mais encore une fois nul ne songerait à se relever la nuit pour l'écouter. Pour compenser d'un album vraiment sans surprise et où l'ennui guette même le fan le plus averti, Kenny Chesney offre une version en public de son duo « You and Tequila » avec Grace Potter, enregistré en concert à Red Rocks.C'est tout et c'est peu, pour un treizième album qui n'a pas d'autre fonction que d'être coincé entre le douzième et le quatorzième d'une des plus grandes stars country des années 2000.

"The Road and the Radio" is the ninth studio album by country music artist Kenny Chesney. The album peaked at #1 on the Top Country Albums and Billboard 200 charts. The title track 'Road & The Radio' is about seeking one's truth behind the wheel with the radio as one's truest companion, was written by Chesney.

"Cosmic Hallelujah" is the sixteenth studio album by American country music artist Kenny Chesney. The album was originally scheduled for release July 8, 2016, under the title "Some Town Somewhere". The album has sold 239,500 copies in the United States as of December 2017.

"Just Who I Am: Poets & Pirates" is the tenth studio album by country music artist Kenny Chesney. The album represented a move by Chesney to a more gulf and western sound with a number of "breezy, steel-drum island songs". The album includes duets with George Strait and Joe Walsh.

"When the Sun Goes Down" is the seventh studio album by country music singer Kenny Chesney. It debuted at #1 on the U.S. Billboard 200, selling about 550,000 copies in its first week. The title track, a duet with Uncle Kracker, is also Uncle Kracker's first country chart entry.

The dozen existing songs – including the No. 1 title track ‘Here And Now,’ the sensual ‘Tip of My Tongue’ and the glass half full ‘Happy Does’ – are being supplemented by four equally diverse tracks: ‘Wind On’ from David Lee Murphy and Rodney Clawson, ‘Fields of Glory’ from Josh Osborne, Ashley Gorley and Ross Copperman, ‘My Anthem’ from Josh Osborne, Shane McAnally and Jason Gantt and ‘Streets,’ co-written with Tom Douglas.