Rolling Stone — The numbers are in and Garth Brooks is once again the highest paid artist in country music. According to Forbes' annual Celebrity 100 list — the 100 highest-paid celebrity entertainers, authors, athletes and models in the world — the... more info

Rolling Stone — Kenny Chesney's Some Town Somewhere album was originally scheduled to hit stores today (July 8th), with release day celebrations kicking off on ABC's Good Morning America. Instead, he announced to the show's packed Central Park audience a new set of ... more info

Rolling Stone — Songwriters Jon Stone and Kristy Osmunson are self-described polar opposites, but as the duo American Young, they're turning oil and water into a magical, genre-defying mixture. To date, their songs have been hits for Kenny Chesney, Blake Shelton, Ra... more info

Rolling Stone — In recent years, Kenny Chesney's female singing partner of choice has been roots rocker Grace Potter, who loaned her versatile voice that typically commands the Nocturnals to the chart-topping singles "Wild Child" and "You and Tequila." For his forth... more info

Rolling Stone — On the eve of his sold-out July 2nd show at Pittsburgh's Heinz Field last weekend, Kenny Chesney headed a half mile down the Allegheny shoreline to PNC Park, where he joined Billy Joel during the tail end of the piano man's own Steel City gig on July... more info

People.com — According to police, 7 people were physically detained for "alcohol-fueled violence" with seven others receiving citations for minor offenses more info

Time — They were mostly treated for intoxication or intoxication-related injuries more info

ET Online — The crowd got rowdy at the country singer's Heinz Field show on Saturday. more info

Rolling Stone — In 2013, a Kenny Chesney concert at Pittsburgh's PNC Park resulted in over 70 arrests, brawls and over 30 tons of trash left at the venue. The country star returned to the Pennsylvania city Saturday night for another concert, and while th... more info

Stereogum — Kenny Chesney concerts are basically Mad Max. In one 2013 concert at Pittsburgh’s Heinz Field alone, 73 people were arrested for disorderly conduct, public intoxication, and aggravated assault, 10 large fights broke out, 150 people were treated for... more info