Fox News has an interview with Kenny. Watch below:

The latest single from Kenny Chesney, “Somewhere With You”, climbed another two spots this week on the Billboard 200 to #18. It’s the fourth week on the chart for the song.

Do you all think it’ll reach number one? Leave your comments

At number one again this week is the Zac Brown Band with Alan Jackson’s “As She’s Walking Away.”

Preview and download the song below from Amazon, or get it at iTunes.

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In an effort to inspire young athletes both on and off the field, Kenny Chesney is offering a free DVD copy of ‘Boys of Fall,’ his 90-minute documentary about the lasting, positive impact high school football has on players throughout their lives, to high schools and high school football coaches around the US.

In the documentary, Chesney interviews dozens of football’s most successful commentators, coaches and players, including Joe Namath, Peyton Manning, Tony Dungy and Nick Saban, but the focus of the film is truly on life lessons learned by all who participate, not just those who go on to future football success.

“Kenny played high school football, and he feels the lessons learned on the field like hard work, humility and trust are carried over into everyday life,” says Chesney’s manager Clint Higham. “He wants to help inspire future generations with the same passion he feels.”

The first 10,000 schools to mail a letter on school letterhead requesting the documentary by December 31, 2010 will receive a copy of the DVD. One DVD is available per high school. Letters should be sent to:

Kenny Chesney
P.O. Box 121895
2006 Acklen Ave
Nashville, TN 37212

Chesney’s hope is that the documentary will inspire students as much as he was during his high school playing days and when he made the film, and that they take away from their playing experience lessons that helped Chesney become one of hardest working and most successful artists in music today. The DVD will be able to live on with teams or in school libraries for future generations to enjoy.

If you’d like to buy a copy of the documentary, you can get it at Walmart.com for $11.88.

After climbing 12 spots last week on the Billboard Top Country Songs Chart, “Somewhere With You” moved up 3 this week to #20.

Taking over the number one spot is the Zac Brown Band and Alan Jackson with “As She’s Walking Away.”

Preview and download the song below from Amazon, or get it at iTunes.

On Wednesday night, Kenny Chesney performed “The Boys of Fall” at the 44th annual CMA Awards in Nashville.

Watch the performance:

The 44th annual CMA Awards were held Wednesday night in Nashville and after taking the year off from major touring, Kenny Chesney was only up for one award: Musical Event of the Year. The trophy ended up going to Blake Shelton and Trace Adkins for “Hillbilly Bone.”

Halfway through the show Kenny did a great rendition of “The Boys of Fall.” How did you like it?

We’ll post photos and video from the show when it becomes available.

Tonight is country music’s biggest night! It’s the 44th annual Country Music Association (CMA) Awards show live from the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee.

You’ll want to tune in as Kenny Chesney is scheduled to perform. Other artists that will perform include Miranda Lambert, Blake Shelton, Dierks Bentley, Lady Antebellum, and The Zac Brown Band singing together with Alan Jackson.

Kenny Chesney is up for one award: Musical Event of the Year for “I’m Alive” with Dave Matthews. They face off against Dierks Bentley with Miranda Lambert & Jamey Johnson’s “Bad Angel”, Zac Brown Band and Kid Rock’s “Can’t You See”, Blake Shelton and Trace Adkins’ “Hillbilly Bone”, and Alan Jackson and Lee Ann Womack’s “Til The End.”

Who do you think will win the category?

The CMA Awards will air at 8:00 pm ET on the ABC Television Network.

In an interview with Rolling Stone, Kenny Chesney discusses next year’s tour and the addition of the Zac Brown Band to the bill:

“Every year we try and bring the biggest and best lineup for the fans,” Chesney tells Rolling Stone exclusively. “I think Zac’s album is true to him and the fan base that he has built. His fans and mine will go hand in hand.”

Expect onstage collaborations between the two singers, who both had number one albums this year. “Every year, all the acts on the tour get the opportunity to come out on stage with us and I think that creates an incredible environment,” says Chesney. “I’m sure next year will be no different.”

The shows will be all-day events, with openers Billy Currington and Uncle Kracker.

Chesney took 2010 off to record Hemingway’s Whiskey. “I think we all needed [time off], he says. “But I believe that time off has strengthened my relationship with the fans I feel it in my gut. We’re gonna perform a lot of songs from Hemingway’s Whiskey and that will bring a new energy to the show. The band and I will hit the stage with a focused purpose and that’s to give the fans a night they will never forget.”

Pollstar recently interviewed Chesney too:

“I’ve always been a big believer that the music has to come first. And you’re going to laugh when I say this but I’ve never believed in huge productions. But I’ve contradicted myself for the last six, seven years because we’ve had a huge production. Especially in the stadium shows. But, on top of the music being there, I wanted to give these people a night of entertainment. I want it to look great, and I want everything that’s wrapped around the music to enhance it. So, yeah, I think if you’re going on the road for 60 dates and going out there and doing it like we are, we set a bar that I feel we’re used to, and what I want to give the fans out there. That’s how I want to present the show.”

“So, yeah, the 60 dates next year, it’s going to be a big production. It may not be as big as some years. It’s going to be a cleaner production. It’s going to be, I think, a more efficient production. But, you know, we already know what it is right now. We have a 3-D rendering of it on computers and we’re looking at sightlines, and we’re looking at lighting trusses, and we’re looking at you name it. It’s almost dialed in.”