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Country music star Kenny Chesney is on tour and has a stop planned a Cricket Pavilion in May. It turns out he is still famous for something other than marrying Renee Zellweger then having the marriage annulled. Here is some info from his wiki:

Kenneth Arnold Chesney (born March 26, 1968) is an American country music singer. He became known for his songs “No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems” and “When the Sun Goes Down”.

His first major hit was “Fall in Love,” which reached the Country Top 10 in 1995. The follow-up, “All I Need to Know,” also reached the Top 10, but ensuing follow-ups were not so successful. In 1996, he scored the Top 5 hit, “Me and You,” and returned again with “When I Close My Eyes” in early 1997. He hit No. 1 for the first time with “She’s Got It All” in August 1997; the song spent three weeks atop Billboard magazine’s country singles chart.

Other No. 1 hits included “How Forever Feels” (six weeks in 1999); “The Good Stuff” (seven weeks in 2002); “There Goes My Life” (seven weeks in 2003); and “When the Sun Goes Down” (a duet with Uncle Kracker in 2004). Notable No. 2 hits include “That’s Why I’m Here” (1998); “Young” (2002); “Big Star” (2003); “No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problem” (2003); “The Woman With You” (2004) and “Who You’d be Today (2005)”.

While some believe Chesney’s music shows the influence of Jimmy Buffett and John Mellencamp. He often performs several traditional country songs at his shows (particularly, music from George Jones). He won the Country Music Association’s Entertainer of the Year honor in both 2004 and 2006.

If you are having trouble finding tickets to this upcoming concert at the Cricket Pavilion box office here is where you should look for after market tickets:

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