- Kenny Chesney is a famous country music star
- He has sold millions of albums worldwide
- Learn more about his music career then and now
Country music artist Kenny Chesney was born on March 26th, 1968 in Knoxville, Tennessee. In 1986, Chesney graduated from high school where he played baseball and football. Kenny received his first guitar for Christmas and began to teach himself how to play it. In 1989, he recorded a self-released demo album in Virginia and sold 1,000 copies while performing at local clubs in Jonson City.
Kenny Chesney's early career
Kenny graduated from East Tennessee State in 1990 and then moved to Nashville to start performing at many local clubs. He became a resident performer at The Turf, which is a honky-tonk bar in the city's historic district. Chesney signed his first songwriter's contract in 1992. His debut album titled In My Wildest Dreams was released in 1994 and his career began to take off from there.
With albums being released almost yearly, Chesney is still making country music today. Some of his best-known hits include "She's Got It All," "How Forever Feels," "She Thinks My Tractor's Sexy," "The Good Stuff," "There Goes My Life," "Beer in Mexico," "Everybody Wants To Go To Heaven," "You and Tequila," "American Kids," "Noise" and "Tip of my Tongue."
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He has released a total of 7 albums!
Kenny Chesney's Personal Life
The country music star married award-winning actress Renée Zellweger on May 9th, 2005, however on September 15th of that same year, they announced their plans to separate. Chesney later commented on the failed marriage stating that the reason it didn't work out was due to "the fact that I panicked." He has no other public relationships or children.
You can find Chesney's social media accounts chalked full of promotions and updates for his tours, new songs and albums. We are so glad to have the country music star still creating great music today!
