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The failing economy is taking a toll on music concerts, exemplified by the dropping prices of tickets, as many folks find themselves strapped for cash. Kenny Chesney tickets are falling fast, evidenced by the cost of ticket to his upcoming Jacksonville concert. The arena where Chesney will play has announced that ticket prices to the show are on the lower end this time around because of the current recession. The concert is scheduled to take place on August 7 at the Jacksonville arena; tickets to the event are on sale now. For more information on upcoming tour dates featuring Kenny Chesney, be sure to check online and get your own pair of Kenny Chesney tickets before they all sell out. Kenny Chesney didn't have immediate breakout success when he first emerged on the music market, but the struggling country music star held out for stardom and was finally awarded with the release of the All I Need to Know album in 1995. It gave Chesney his first two Top 10 hits with the title track and "Fall in Love." Next up was 1996's Me and You, which became his first record to go gold, thanks to the success of the title track and "When I Close My Eyes." The aforementioned albums were great successes for Chesney as he meandered his way through the industry, trying to find his perfect niche among the legions of other country music performers. His huge breakthrough finally arrived with 1999's Everywhere We Go. It easily sold over two million copies and spawned two number one hits with the ballads "You Had Me From Hello" and "How Forever Feels." In addition it featured other Top Ten singles with "What I Need to Do" and "She Thinks My Tractor's Sexy." This was essentially the beginnings of super-stardom for Chesney as his fan base seemed to grow even outside the U.S.'s borders. Following this big breakthrough in the market, Chesney released his Greatest Hits compilation that featured two newly recorded songs: "I Lost It" and "Don't Happen Twice." Greatest Hits became his second straight double platinum album, and it easily topped the country LP charts. Follow up efforts included: No Shirt, No Shoes, No Problem, which is considered one of his greatest albums to date, When the Sun Goes Down and The Road and the Radio. Kenny Chesney has managed to keep himself busy in the years that followed, releasing Live: Live Those Songs Again in 2006 and Just Who I Am: Poets & Pirates in 2007. His most recent album arrived last year, called Lucky Old Sun. This tour is in support of this most recent effort, so be sure to take a listen to all of his latest tracks. Keep current with all of the recent Kenny Chesney news and be sure to take advantage of lower ticket prices during these tough economic times. Let Kenny Chesney sing away all your woes and worries when he performs on a stage near you, no matter where you live.
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