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Kenny Chesney Wiki Biography

Kenneth Arnold Chesney, commonly known as Kenny Chesney, is a famous American musician, singer, as well as a songwriter. Kenny Chesney debuted in the music industry in 1991 with the release of his first studio album called “In My Wildest Dreams”. In addition to selling over 10 000 copies, the album produced two songs that made it to the Billboard charts and introduced Chesney to the country music scene.

Throughout his career, Kenny Chesney has released 15 studio albums, most of which received either Gold or Platinum certifications from the RIAA. Chesney’s most recent album is called “The Big Revival”, which is scheduled to be released by the end of September in 2014. The album contains a single “American Kids”, which topped Canadian Billboard charts, peaked at #1 on the US Billboard Country Airplay chart, and has currently sold more than 803 000 copies worldwide. Even though Kenny Chesney is mostly known as a solo singer, he is also recognized for his many collaborations. During the years, Chesney has worked with such musicians as Jimmy Buffett, Tim McGraw, “Rascal Flatts”, Reba McEntire and many other artists.

A famous country singer, how rich is Kenny Chesney? In 2011, Kenny Chesney’s annual salary amounted to $44 million, while in 2013 it grew to $53 million. That same year Chesney collected more than $32 million from the record sales, as well as tour ticket sales. In regards to his total wealth, Kenny Chesney’s net worth is estimated to be $100 million. Undoubtedly, most of Kenny Chesney’s wealth and net worth comes from his singing career.

Kenny Chesney was born in 1968, in Knoxville, Tennessee, where he spent the majority of his childhood. In Tennessee, Chesney studied at the Gibbs High School and then went on to graduate from East Tennessee State University. Chesney’s passion for music inspired him to release a demo album while he was still a student at East Tennessee State. The album sold more than 1 000 copies and helped Chesney invest in a new guitar. In 1993, Kenny Chesney received a record deal with “Capricorn Records” and a year later came out with his debut studio album “In My Wildest Dreams”.

Chesney’s major success came in 1999 when he released his fifth studio work under the name of “Everywhere We Go”. The album not only spawned four singles but also sold more than 2 million records worldwide, which turned out to be Chesney’s first album to receive a double Platinum certification from the RIAA. Following the success of his fifth studio album, Chesney came out with “No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems”, which became an even bigger hit than its predecessor. The album produced five singles that were featured on the Billboard charts and sold more than 4 million copies in the United States alone, resulting in a four-time Platinum certification. Kenny Chesney kept releasing commercially successful albums and is currently considered to be among the best and most popular country singers in the world. Kenny Chesney’s net worth is estimated to be $100 million.

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Kenny Chesney Quotes

• ‘I Can’t Go There’ – That’s the most brutally honest song I’ve ever written in my whole life. When you’re in love with somebody, you go places — whether it’s your favorite restaurant, a spot in the islands, or Wrigley Field. When that ends, it’s impossible for you — literally or in your heart or mind — to go back there. If I’ve ever written a song that was 100% an open book about me and what I went through, ‘I Can’t Go There’ is it. For that reason, it’s probably one of my favorite songs on the record.
• Greatest Hits CD going double platinum: There’s a part of you that thinks ‘Aw, people will never buy this. They have all these songs.’ But maybe they don’t have all the Capricorn stuff (his first record label) or the early hits or the new songs. Or maybe they’re like me and they just want everything in one place. For whatever reason, I’m pretty stoked up about hearing this!
• She Thinks My Tractor’s Sexy: The record company called me while I was out on the road. They told me they found this awesome song. I went in to listen to it, and I just fell in love with it. I just laugh every time I hear it. It’s just a fun song that paints a great picture. When I heard it I said, “I’ve got to have that song.” And we just tried to go in and have the most fun with it in the studio as we possibly could.
• On what inspires him to write a song: My inspiration comes from life in general. I keep my ears open. I overhear conversations in restaurants and on the street. I watch a lot of movies and TV, and I love to read. There are so many things that can be taken and made into songs — everything that has an emotion to it. I just look for things that people can hang on to.
• God works in mysterious ways. I’m certainly glad I wasn’t there – and I feel terrible for all the families who have been affected by this. – He had been scheduled to film a music video near the World Trade Center on Tuesday (9/11). The shoot was canceled
• I think “How Forever Feels” was really just an infectious song from the very opening riff. I just think it’s different. Also, I’ve never heard another love song that mentions Richard Petty. That song really opened up a brand new audience for me. My past two albums have gone gold (meaning sales of more than 500,000), but a lot of people think “How Forever Feels” is my first single. It’s odd, because I’ve been out there for six years now.
• It’s a given that you want to record songs people can relate to, but it goes deeper than that. You want a song to touch them somehow. You want them to live with it and let it become a part of their lives. You want it to make them remember something — their first kiss, their first boyfriend, their first breakup. But that’s past tense. You also want it to have something they can relate to right now. I try real hard to make people feel things, whether it’s a fun song, like ‘How Forever Feels,’ or a real intense song, like ‘That’s Why I’m Here’ or a love song, like ‘You Had Me From Hello.’ You try to touch different emotions. If you don’t do that, I think you miss the boat.
• I can’t believe it. You’re moving so fast — and you can tell the fans are different somehow; but then you’re back on the plane. It was so cool to see 12,000 people at the Mall of America, screaming like there was a show when it was really only an acoustic performance. But this? For a kid from Luttrell, Tennessee who thought playing The Turf (a dive bar on what was Nashville’s seedy lower Broadway strip of honky tonks) was practically making it … well, this is bigger than words. I mean, what do you say? I’m just trying to absorb it and enjoy it.
• (on growing up in Lutrell, Tennessee) It was a really great place to grow up. You couldn’t help but be consumed by country music. It’s everywhere … but I never dreamed of being a singer as a kid.

Kenny Chesney Important Facts

• Is in a long-term relationship with model Jamie Hill since 2008.
• On his Poets and Pirates tour. [June 2008]
• Along with Keith Urban, Dierks Bentley, and other music stars who reside in Nashville, Tennessee, Kenny’s home was engulfed in a flood in May, 2010.
• Good friend of Peyton Manning.
• Is a huge Aerosmith and Bruce Springsteen fan.
• Is a Board Member, along with actor Morgan Freeman, for PLANIT NOW, a hurricane relief and preparation non-profit.
• Favorite TV show is Friends (1994).
• Favorite book is “The Firm” by John Grisham.
• Attended Gibbs High School.
• In 1990, he graduated with a degree in marketing from East Tennessee State University.
• On the CMT Top 20 Videos of 2005, he held the #8 (Who You’d Be Today) and #2 (Anything But Mine) slots.
• Two of his albums “All I Want for Christmas is a Real Good Tan” and “Be As You Are: Songs from an Old Blue Chair” both went platinum without a radio single or promotion.
• He won the 2004 CMA Album of the Year for his record When the Sun Goes Down.
• Favorite musicians are Conway Twitty, Keith Whitley, Ricky Skaggs, George Jones, Lynyrd Skynyrd and James Taylor.
• Was raised in Luttrell, Tennessee, which is also the hometown of country star Chet Atkins.
• He was born to Dave Chesney and Karen Chandler (then Karen Chesney).
• Met his ex-wife Renée Zellweger at a tsunami relief benefit in January 2005.
• His wedding ceremony lasted 15 minutes
• Won the Entertainer of the Year Award at the Academy of Country Music Awards on May 17, 2005
• Wrote “You Had Me From Hello” after Renée Zellweger’s famous line in Jerry Maguire (1996).
• Married actress Renée Zellweger on the resort island St. John in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
• In April of 2005 his song “Anything but Mine” hit number 1 on the Country charts after spending 17 weeks on the charts.
• Is a die hard fan of the Boston Red Sox and the Tennessee Titans.
• 2004 CMA Award-winner for Entertainer of the Year and Album of the Year.
• 2002 ACM Award-winner for Best Male Vocalist.
• Brother of the Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity from East Tennessee State University
• Has a younger half-sister named Jennifer Chandler.
• His first No. 1 hit came in August 1997 with “She’s Got it All” (a three week No. 1 country smash), and the No. 1 hits kept coming: “That’s Why I’m Here” (1998); “How Forever Feels” (a six-week No. 1) and “You Had Me From Hello” (both 1999); “Don’t Happen Twice” (2001) and “The Good Stuff” (a seven-week No. 1 from 2002). “How Forever Feels” was Billboard’s No. 2 country hit of 1999, while “The Good Stuff” was the magazine’s No. 1 country song of 2002. Other major hits include “When I Close My Eyes” (1997); “A Chance” and “I Will Stand” (1998); “She Thinks My Tractor’s Sexy” (1999); “What I Need to Do” (2000); “The Tin Man” (2001); and “Young” (2002). As 2003 dawned, he was on his way to another major country smash — the Bill Anderson-Dean Dillon-penned “A Lot of Things Different.”
• Scored his first top 10 hit on Billboard magazine’s country singles chart with 1995’s “Fall in Love.” However, it wasn’t until 1996 when he made his breakthrough with the No. 2 hit “Me and You.”

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