Kenny Chesney: I Go Back Tour | Simmons Bank Arena

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In collaboration with the Arkansas Food Bank,

we are continuing our efforts in collecting non perishable food items to help not only residents impacted by the recent storms, but the fight against hunger in Arkansas as a whole.

We will be collecting these items at the following events this month:
⭐ WWE Monday Night Raw, this Monday, April 17
⭐ Kenny Chesney, next Saturday, April 22

We are asking everyone attending these events to bring a non perishable food item to donate upon entry.

Most Needed Items:
https://bit.ly/3UbBuwD 

Camera Policy - 

Phones are ok, No Professional Cameras (Detachable lenses)

No Video Recording

No Audio recording

No IPads

No Selfie Sticks

When Kenny Chesney wrapped his 2022 Here And Now tour – playing to over 1.3 million people and breaking personal records in many of the 21 NFL stadiums he played – the East Tennessee songwriter/superstar knew he wanted to create a touring experience to make 2023 every bit as special. He made the decision to dial in on those cities that were a major part of establishing what has become the soundtrack of coming of age in the 21 st Century, naming the tour I Go Back and taking his music to the fans beyond the stadium markets.

“I Go Back 2023 is going to be so awesome,” Chesney raves. “To be able to take this music to where it comes from? To have Kelsea Ballerini out there with me, maybe even singing ‘half of my hometown’? It’s going to be a tour unlike any other – and I can’t wait.”

“Music has taken me so many incredible places,” Ballerini says. “Around the world, singing with some of my heroes in pop, alternative and contemporary music, but singing with Kenny is going home. He was the only voice I heard on ‘half of my hometown,’ and when he comes in, it’s just like hitting the Knoxville city limits. So to be able to go out to those cities like the place he and I grew up with an artist who’s accomplished what he has, it’s a lot like going home.”