KENNY CHESNEY ANNOUNCES MONUMENTAL “ORIGINAL VIBE ROOM 2027 TOUR” FEATURING ERIC CHURCH, SHERYL CROW, AND GREYLAN JAMES

Following a ground-breaking two-year Las Vegas residency at The Sphere that drew nearly 400,000 fans, country music superstar Kenny Chesney is bringing the party back to No Shoes Nation in 2027. Chesney officially announced his massive all-stadium "Original Vibe Room 2027 Tour," bringing along a powerhouse lineup featuring country music titan Eric Church, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee and nine-time Grammy winner Sheryl Crow, and rising East Tennessee singer-songwriter Greylan James.

The high-octane tour kicks off April 24, 2027, at Tampa’s Raymond James Stadium and concludes August 28 at Foxborough’s Gillette Stadium. Church reunites with Chesney after their celebrated 2013 "No Shoes Nation Tour," while Crow adds a fresh rock-and-roll dynamic to the bill.

“When we started to talk about touring next year, all I could think about was how good those stadiums feel… how loud, how fast, how much energy comes hurling at us,” Chesney said. “To make it really hit, I called Eric... He was in. Then to give fans a twist, I asked Sheryl Crow if she wanted to come play with us; and she said, ‘Yes.’ Suddenly, we’ve got all that high-powered energy, and it was starting to feel the same way we did way back in the day…”

The 2027 run marks historic venue milestones for Chesney, including his 24th performance at New England’s Gillette Stadium, his 13th year in Pittsburgh and Detroit, his 12th Philadelphia stadium show, and first-time plays at university venues like East Carolina’s Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium and Iowa State’s Jack Trice Stadium.

TICKETING INFORMATION Fans can register now for early access to tickets via Seated. The Vibe Room Presale begins Thursday, Sept. 17 at 10 a.m. local time. Free registration does not guarantee tickets.

THE ORIGINAL VIBE ROOM TOUR 2027 DATES

• April 24: Tampa, FL — Raymond James Stadium

• May 1: Greenville, NC — Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium

• May 8: Arlington, TX — AT&T Stadium

• May 15: St. Louis, MO — The Dome at America’s Center

• May 22: Minneapolis, MN — U.S. Bank Stadium

• May 29: Pittsburgh, PA — Acrisure Stadium

• June 5: Ames, IA — Jack Trice Stadium

• June 12: Philadelphia, PA — Lincoln Financial Field

• June 19: Buffalo, NY — Highmark Stadium

• June 26: Chicago, IL — Soldier Field

• July 3: Nashville, TN — Nissan Stadium

• July 10: Milwaukee, WI — American Family Field

• July 17: Denver, CO — Empower Field at Mile High

• July 24: Kansas City, MO — Arrowhead Stadium

• July 31: Atlanta, GA — Mercedes-Benz Stadium

• August 7: East Rutherford, NJ — MetLife Stadium

• August 14: Detroit, MI — Ford Field

• August 21: Charlotte, NC — Bank of America Stadium

• August 28: Foxborough, MA — Gillette Stadium