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Price:
SOLD OUT
Venue:
Harveys Outdoor Arena
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Four time winner of the County Music Award’s coveted “Entertainer of the Year” honor, Kenny Chesney brings his 2009 “Sun City Carnival” tour to Lake Tahoe for an exclusive one-night engagement. Fresh off the release of his thirteenth and most recent album, “Lucky Old Sun,” Chesney has become one of the most popular touring acts in country music, regularly selling out venues across the county. Chesney entertained over one million fans in each of his three previous summer tours. Three albums, “When the Sun Goes Down,” “No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems,” and “Greatest Hits” all have passed quadruple platinum status. Consistently turning out heartfelt lyrics and catchy melodies, Chesney has racked up a slew of hit records and a legion of devoted fans. Songs that have reached number one status on the Billboard country charts include, “Better than a Memory,” “Everybody Wants to go to Heaven,” “The Good Stuff,” “You Had Me at Hello,” “There Goes My Life,” “When the Sun Goes Down,” “Living in Fast Forward,” “Summertime,” “How Forever Feels,” and “Beer in Mexico.”
Miranda Lambert plays no second fiddle on this night. On the heals of her sophomore album, “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend,” the follow up to her nearly platinum selling debut “Kerosene,” which debuted at number one on the country charts (only six new artists have entered at the top) and went on to earn her a Grammy nomination, Lambert’s career is skyrocketing. This 25 year old singer/songwriter and small town Texas girl can always be counted on to deliver a heartfelt, emotional performance. “Every song on my album is something I care about,” she says. “Something I want to get across to people and you can hear that in my singing.”
Newcomers Lady Antebellum join Lambert and Chesney on stage performing their unique blend of classic country mixed with 1960’s Rhythm & Blues presented with a razor-sharp contemporary edge. Already earning “Top New Group” honors at the 2008 Academy of Country Music Awards, this powerful trio is not to be missed.
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