He was set to perform in Houston and San Antonio, but not North Texas.
Chesney tweeted expressing his disappointment and saying he “will not take chances with people I care about.”
When we postponed our first wave of shows, no one imagined we’d be here today.
Still wondering, still uncertain. And I still will not take chances with people I care about.Click below for more info pic.twitter.com/K6OIyWekK9
— Kenny Chesney (@kennychesney) May 14, 2020
“With so many tours needing to move and wanting to make sure we are in the best possible circumstances for No Shoes Nation, I think – and I hate saying this – it’s best to move everything into 2021,” Chesney said in a statement. “In the best interest of everyone … we have decided to quit moving the dates around on the calendar, trying to make a chunk of this year work and go to where we believe we can roll out the entire Chillaxification Tour.”
Kenny Chesney performs during Kenny Chesney’s The Big Revival Tour & Jason Aldean’s Burn It Down 2015 at Rose Bowl on July 25, 2015 in Pasadena, California. (Photo by Christopher Polk/Getty Images)
Tour dates for 2021 have not been scheduled.
Tickets will be valid for rescheduled shows and refund options will be available when rescheduled show dates are announced.