Overall Rating
4.4
By Anonymous
Amazing to see Old Dominion, Thomas Rhett, and Kenny Chesney all together, one of the best shows I've seen, so much fun!
By Anonymous
Disappointed
The positives: Old Dominion & Thomas Rhett were outstanding! Rhett stole the show! Their sound was great - you could hear & understand the words being sung. Both acts were entertaining & fun to sing along with. The negatives: Kenny’s sound was horrible & distorted. How is it that the star of the show had the worst sound? (I’ve been to his concerts in the past and thoroughly enjoyed them.) Also, he seemed off - very rushed, not as personable as he normally has been. He was going nonstop for 2 hours (which is amazing,) but it felt like a whirlwind. Very disappointed and not worth the ticket price.
By Zoey5
Old Dominion & Thomas Rhett were Incredible!
A beautiful Saturday night at Century Link field. Old Dominion was fantastic - they're just so naturally talented and genuine. Thomas Rhett was really the headliner here. He is so appreciative of his fans and he puts on a great show. Kenny Chesney was HORRIBLE! They jacked the amps up and the sound was so distorted that you couldn't tell one song from another. And it wasn't the venue because the other bands sounded great. He also was "too rehearsed" and came off fake. And what's with his guitar player squirming around on the ground? Stupid. We left after about 5 songs and couldn't believe the steady stream of people who were also leaving. My ears hurt the rest of the evening.
By Twoacks
Kenny C.
The sound system sucked, you could hardly hear Kenny's voice. The stadium had a weird echo. I won't be going to a concert there anytime soon!!!
By HomeisHuntsville
Best concert I can remember!!
Kenny and his lineup were amazing! Thomas Rhett definitely stole the show with his personal connection to the audience and perfect sound!! I wish Kenny’s band and voice had been in better proportion as they often drowned out his phenomenal vocal talent - at times we couldn’t even make out the words. Brandon Lay is a fabulous new find and I’ve loved Old Dominion from their beginning. Definitely a night to remember!!
By Anonymous
Awesome! Great show. Amazing. Performance was perfection.
By Anonymous
Great performances all around!! Still feels like I wanna do this again!!
By Anonymous
Kenny was Amazing
The concert was great, all the artists were awesome. Venue was perfect. Had a blast!!!
By VanBjr
Best concert I’ve ever been to! Well worth the $$$
By JoniK58
Love Kenny Chesney
Amazing show love every time. He plays to the audience love the music acoustics were excellent
There’s a reason Kenny Chesney is the only country act in the Top 10 of Billboard’s Top Touring Acts of the Last 25 Years – in spite of the fact he’s only been a headliner for a dozen years: the singer/songwriter from Luttrell, Tennessee has an insatiable need to take the stage, make sure his fans have the night of their summer -- and he does it with songs that are mirrors to their lives. High-energy, big fun and good times mark his two hour-plus performances, as well as the 25-and-counting #1s that include “When The Sun Goes Down,” “Somewhere With You,” “Young,” “There Goes My Life,” “Out Last Night,” “I Go Back,” “Keg In The Closet,” “Anything But Mine” and “Beer In Mexico.”
An 8-time Entertainer of the Year, the man deemed “The King of the Road” by The Wall Street Journal and “The People’s Superstar” by The Los Angeles Times believes that if you can move people – especially people at the very back of a stadium -- then you’ve brought everything you have to give. But what drives Chesney isn’t the rush of performing so much as the passion with which people respond to the music.
“You can throw it out there pretty hard, and my fans will always throw it back harder,” Chesney marvels. “They come to live these songs, to feel’em, to touch’em, to experience them together... and when that energy hits the stage, the way those people – whether it’s 50,000 in a stadium or a few hundred in a bar – love this music, it pushes me that much harder.”
It pushes him hard enough that he devoted 2014 to making The Big Revival, his 13th #1 Billboard Country Albums debut. With the Platinum certified multiple week #1 “American Kids” and it’s follow-up “Til Its Gone” hitting the charts at #18 with a bullet on add date, Chesney’s music has once again struck a nerve with the No Shoes Nation.
Again, pushing the boundaries of what modern country can do – three rhythm patterns, double hooks, stark Appalachia with Alison Krauss and Dan Tymynski, hard rock, a woman-empowering ballad with Grace Potter – Chesney’s roots are in tradition, but his heart is on how far he can take the music. With The Big Revival Tour gearing up, it will take that no-holds-barred approach and bring it to the fans without limit.