With his new album dropping Tuesday, Kenny Chesney recorded a new session of Walmart Soundcheck in Nashville.

Head on over to Soundcheck to see Kenny perform “You and Tequila,” “Living in Fast Forward,” “Come Over,” “Feel Like a Rock Star,” and “Welcome to the Fishbowl.”

There’s also an interview with Kenny where he discusses the new album.

After playing two shows on each of the past two weekends, Kenny Chesney took the Brothers of the Sun Tour to Philadelphia’s Lincoln Financial Field on Saturday night.

Philly.com has a review of the show:

Another year, another sold-out mid-June Kenny Chesney concert at Lincoln Financial Field — it’s pretty much been a Delaware Valley tradition since 2007. True, in 2010, the pop-country superstar from Tennessee eased off regular seasonal stadium touring, but he did send out his concert movie Summer in 3D to make the rounds, complete with footage from Chesney’s June 2009 date with Philly at the Linc.

Saturday found the 44-year-old singer back in the football stadium with familiar trappings — Chesney beginning his two-hour-plus show from midfield, launched over the crowd on a chair suspended by cables leading him to the stage from above while singing and waving, capping another multiple-act bill with some all-hands-on-deck, rock-song covering and autograph-signing — but there were differences …

The most important departure was sharing the bill this summer in a near-double-headliner format with fellow behatted big-timer Tim McGraw on their “Brothers of the Sun” tour. McGraw — taller, leaner, and surprising tanner than the famously fit and beach-oriented Chesney — preceded his tourmate’s nighttime spectacle with more than 20 songs spanning his career, including the new tunes “Mexicoma” and the already popular set-closing “Truck Yeah.”

Read the full review here.

By now we all know how strict Kenny is about his wellness and fitness. Tourmate and pal Tim McGraw has been having a little fun tempting Kenny this year:

“Tim knows I’ve been trying to lean my body down so I can fit in the jeans I wear onstage,” Kenny tells Lon Helton of CMT’s Country Countdown USA. “I think he’s figured out that on Sunday, I’ll eat whatever I want. So, to test my will power he’ll send me a dessert every day … He sent me a whole red velvet cake one day, and he knows I love red velvet cake. I think he’s trying to do anything he can so he’ll be skinnier than me.”

Kenny is featured in this month’s Men’s Health.

Kenny Chesney and director of Academy Award winning films “Silence of the Lambs” and “Philadelphia” Jonathan Demme have been selected as the latest iconic pairing in the “American Express Unstaged” music series.

Chesney’s exclusive 75-minute performance will be livestreamed at 8:30 PM ET / 5:30 PM PT on Wednesday, June 20 at www.YouTube.com/KennyChesneyVEVO.

Fans can also watch the live event on VEVO’s free mobile apps for iPhone ® , iPad ® , Android™, and the YouTube mobile website. The stream is also available on VEVO’s Xbox Live app.

The global event will come one day after Chesney’s 13th studio album, entitled WELCOME TO THE FISHBOWL, hits stores. Compliments of American Express, more than 20,000 Chesney fans, most of which are American Express Cardembers, got free tickets to this special performance, the largest concert in history to be held on the beach in Wildwood, N.J., amongst the vacation destination’s classic boardwalk, roller coasters and ferris wheel.

“This is going to be an unforgettable experience for fans in Wildwood and those enjoying the livestream wherever they are,” Chesney said. “Working with Jonathan Demme to bring together elements of my new album to this classic American beach boardwalk venue has been terrific.”

“It’s a thrill to help bring to life Kenny Chesney’s extraordinary vision and engage his die-hard fanbase for this one-of-a-kind collaboration on the American Express Unstaged livestream platform,” said Demme.

Following the live performance, Chesney’s “American Express Unstaged” performance will be rebroadcast for 12 hours at www.YouTube.com/KennyChesneyVEVO. Following the rebroadcast, fans can watch clips of the concert on YouTube, Twitter, and XBOX Live, via the VEVO application.

You’ve probably already seen Kenny Chesney’s dog Pancho in the “Come Over” video. People Pets talks to Kenny about the little guy:

“A friend gave it to me and said, ‘Here, Kenny, you have to learn to attach to something!’ God’s honest truth!” Chesney tells PEOPLE. “Now, I love the guy.”

The newest Chesney is Pancho, a goldendoodle that joined the country star – who is currently on the Brothers of the Sun tour with Tim McGraw – in January. “Next thing you know, next day at PetSmart, I’m buying stuff, buying things and I have no idea!” he says. “That’s just a dog! I can’t imagine having three kids [like McGraw has].”

A dog will do plenty for now. “That little guy, he’ll eat everything in sight – whether it’s edible or not – and he loves the water,” Chesney says. “I took him down to my boat, and he jumps right off.”

When he’s not out on the waves having fun, Pancho may become Chesney’s newest roadie. “The plan is to take him on tour,” he says. “We’ll see if he’s got what it takes.”

Songs from Kenny Chesney’s new album are popping up everywhere. On Monday you could listen to “Welcome to the Fishbowl” on Billboard, and today The Boot has an exclusive premiere of “I’m A Small Town.”

Listen to the song here.

Keep checking www.welcometothefishbowl.com daily for videos and commentary by Kenny.

And be sure to pre-order Welcome to the Fishbowl now at Amazon or iTunes.

Superstar Kenny Chesney takes center stage in ESPN’s latest This is SportsCenter commercial debuting on Monday.

In the spot, Chesney tries to ignore ESPN anchor Steve Levy’s zealous attempt to join him at the popular table in the ESPN cafeteria.

Other special guests at the “cool table” include Pistol Pete from Oklahoma State, Smokey from the University of Tennessee, Miles from the Denver Broncos, Hook ‘Em from the University of Texas and two Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders.

The commercial was created in collaboration with Wieden + Kennedy New York and filmed on ESPN’s Bristol, Conn. campus.

On his experience taping the spot in Bristol, Chesney said, “I got to see a lot of the anchors I’ve become friends with over the years, a lot of the people who come to our shows. I love visiting the ESPN campus, and I love the relationships I have there. We ran into Florida basketball coach Billy Donovan the day we filmed and we sat down at the same lunch table and had a good chat.”

Watch the spot below: