Kenny Chesney Announces 2027 Original Vibe Room Tour with Eric Church, Sheryl Crow and Greylan James

After teasing a tour announcement over the past few days, Kenny Chesney has officially unveiled his 2027 Original Vibe Room Tour with Eric Church, Sheryl Crow and Greylan James.

The blockbuster stadium run kicks off on April 24th at the traditional first tour-stop for Chesney, Tampa's Raymond James Stadium, with a host of massive dates on the books throughout the year in Texas, North Carolina, Nashville and more. It concludes, of course, at the home of No Shoes Nation - Foxborough's Gillette Stadium.

The first Pre-Sale opens on Wednesday, September 16th and is exclusively available for No Shoes Nation premium members. In order to become a premium member, you must sign up via the official website HERE. Membership costs $25 per year.

The official Vibe Room Pre-Sale opens on Thursday, September 17th at 10am local time. In order to gain access to the Pre-Sale, you must sign up via Chesney's official website HERE. You'll then be sent a special access code ahead of September 17th. General on-sale begins on Friday, September 25th at 10am local time.

Speaking ahead of the unveiling, Chesney gushed, “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. I don’t think I knew how much I missed it. And when it hit me, as well watching comments on Instagram and Facebook, I realized: we should make next year be all about the stadiums. So, we did”.

The ‘No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems’ hitmaker went on to explain why he wanted to bring Church with him, “To make it really hit, I called Eric, who’d come out that first weekend in Vegas and sang a few with me, to see if he’d want to do this. He was in. Then to give fans a twist, something a little different, but someone who rocks and everyone in No Shoes Nation loves, 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”.

Church, of course, joined Chesney for his now-iconic 2013 No Shoes Nation Tour, with The Chief even appearing on Chesney's subsequent Live from No Shoes Nation album. Church also performed at Chesney's 2025 Country Music Hall of Fame induction.

Chesney then touched on the inspiration behind the tour, “It was such a rush. And this feels just like that. Three people who know each other, are friends and love to play taking it out on the road for the summer. That kind of camaraderie matches everything about what made me want to chase this dream in the first place, that adventure and fun defined us. For me, there was only one name: the Original Vibe Room Tour, because this time, with these people, I want everyone in the Vibe”.

The five-time CMA and ACM Entertainer of the Year adds, “We started the Vibe Room in 2002 as a place for our people – the adults, guests, musicians – to come together, get a drink, hang out, meet up, maybe make some new friends. It was a fun place, and I feel like that’s what 2027’s gonna be all about. So what else would we call it?”

After two years where Chesney has only performed at Sphere Las Vegas, his loyal No Shoes Nation fanbase will undoubtedly be over the moon to know he's embarking on another of his much-loved summer stadium tours. What's more, we have a new Chesney album, Silver Sands Marina, to look forward to on September 25th.

For the full list of Kenny Chesney's 2027 Original Vibe Room Tour dates, see below:

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 21 - Charlotte, North Carolina || Bank of America Stadium
August 28 - Foxborough, Massachusetts || Gillette Stadium