Kenny Chesney announces AT&T Stadium show with Eric Church, Sheryl Crow

Eric Church and Sheryl Crow will join Chesney for the May 8, 2027, show in North Texas.

Kenny Chesney is returning to stadiums in 2027, and his newly announced tour includes a stop at AT&T Stadium.

The country music star will bring his Original Vibe Room Tour to North Texas on May 8, 2027, with Eric Church and Sheryl Crow joining him.

Church, the 2020 CMA Entertainer of the Year, previously toured with Chesney during the 2013 No Shoes Nation Tour and will join him for the full 2027 stadium run. Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee Crow, a longtime friend of Chesney, will also be part of the tour.

The AT&T Stadium concert will mark Chesney’s ninth stadium stop in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. The tour will also return to several cities that have become familiar stops for Chesney, including Pittsburgh, Detroit, Philadelphia, New Jersey, Kansas City, Tampa and Chicago.

“It’s crazy to think these stadiums where I see football played every week are like coming home for the band and myself, but also really No Shoes Nation which rose out of these stadium parking lots. Stadiums are where we come most alive – and this tour’s taking it to a whole other level," Chesney said.

Tickets go on sale Friday, Sept. 25.

Kenny Chesney’s Original Vibe Room Tour is presented by Blue Chair Bay Rum.

The Original Vibe Room Tour 2027 Dates:

April 24 Tampa, Florida || Raymond James Stadium

May 1 Greenville, North Carolina || Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium

May 8 Arlington, Texas || AT&T Stadium

May 15 St. Louis, Missouri || The Dome at America’s Center

May 22 Minneapolis, Minnesota || U.S. Bank Stadium

May 29 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania || Acrisure Stadium

June 5 Ames, Iowa || Jack Trice Stadium

June 12 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania || Lincoln Financial Field

June 19 Buffalo, New York || Highmark Stadium

June 26 Chicago, Illinois || Soldier Field

July 3 Nashville, Tennessee || Nissan Stadium

July 10 Milwaukee, Wisconsin || American Family Field

July 17 Denver, Colorado || Empower Field at Mile High

July 24 Kansas City, Missouri || Arrowhead Stadium

July 31 Atlanta, Georgia || Mercedes Benz Stadium

August 7 East Rutherford, New Jersey || MetLife Stadium

August 14 Detroit, Michigan || Ford Field

August 21Charlotte, North Carolina || Bank of America Stadium

August 28 Foxborough, Massachusetts || Gillette Stadium