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Kenny Chesney unveils Silver Sands Marina album with Nashville concert

Kenny Chesney Unveils 21st Album ‘Silver Sands Marina’ With Nashville Concert and Tour Announcement Kenny Chesney celebrated the release of his 21st studio album, Silver Sands Marina, with a sold-out concert at Nashville’s The Pinnacle on September 25,…

Kenny Chesney unveils Silver Sands Marina album with Nashville concert

Kenny Chesney Unveils 21st Album ‘Silver Sands Marina’ With Nashville Concert and Tour Announcement

Kenny Chesney celebrated the release of his 21st studio album, Silver Sands Marina, with a sold-out concert at Nashville’s The Pinnacle on September 25, marking a shift from the stadium-sized venues that have defined much of his career. The 22-song performance, broadcast live on No Shoes Radio via SiriusXM, featured six tracks from the new album, including “Goldfish,” “Silver Sands Marina,” and “Carry On,” alongside fan favorites like “Summertime” and “I Go Back.” The event, hosted by HEY NOW Records, also included an immersive activation outside the venue replicating the album’s iconic pink building and a giant plexiglass fishbowl, according to rockumweb.com. Chesney, who co-produced the 11-track project with Buddy Cannon, highlighted the album’s themes of nostalgia and resilience during his remarks. “Country music runs on dreams,” he said, emphasizing his focus on “positivity, the philosophy, the hard stuff and the sheer joy” in his work. The new album, released September 25 through HEY NOW Records, features guest vocals from Lily Meola, Megan Moroney, and Colbie Caillat, as reported by rockumweb.com. The concert also featured a surprise appearance by East Tennessee songwriter Greylan James, who performed “Born,” the title track from Chesney’s 2024 album, and is set to open dates on Chesney’s upcoming “Original Vibe Room Tour 2027.” The 19-date stadium tour, beginning April 24, will include stops in Tampa, Arlington, Philadelphia, and Nashville, according to the original report. Outside The Pinnacle, fans engaged with interactive elements inspired by the album’s artwork, including carnival games, food trucks, and a limited-edition vinyl store. The event underscored Chesney’s continued influence in country music, with wglr.com noting the intimate setting contrasted with his usual large-scale performances. Source: rockumweb.com
Source: wglr.com

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