Kenny Chesney’s first single off his next album goes out to radio stations today! “Boys of Fall,” from Hemingway’s Whiskey (due out September 28th), “gives you a sense of why playing football in high school is such a powerful thing for anyone who does it,” says Chesney. “It’s life changing; it just is -and for anyone who’s never experienced that, this song helps them understand why.”

Tune into No Shoes Radio at 3:00 pm ET for the debut of the song. And hit up your local radio station to play it!

Once you hear the song, let us know how you like it. Leave a comment below.

Fresh off a couple weekend shows in Las Vegas, Kenny Chesney will release his next single “Boys of Fall” on Monday, July 12th. It’s the first song off his upcoming album “Hemingway’s Whiskey” that’s due out September 28th.

The Boot reports that it was the single that sparked the idea for the Boys of Fall documentary that Kenny recently wrapped up:

“When I was looking for songs for my album, someone pitched me ‘The Boys of Fall’ and it struck me as everything I think and feel bout that experience,” he explains. “That song was like striking a match!”

Update – NSR will be playing snippets from the song today.

Kenny Chesney continues his whirlwind media tour this weekend when he’ll join Lon Helton for Country Countdown USA.

Kenny describes some key moments in the movie, which also includes some archival video from Kenny’s past. Kenny also talks about appearing on Oprah last week. And he has stories about some of his friends, including Reba, Lady Antebellum, Zac Brown, and Brooks & Dunn.

The show has actually already been taped, and you can listen to the clips at countrycountdownusa.com.

(H/T Rosi)

Kenny Chesney will make another appearances on Mike & Mike In The Morning on Wednesday, April 7th.

The sports radio show, hosted by Mike Golic and Mike Greenberg, has become a favorite venue for Chesney. He joined the duo during Super Bowl week and also a couple times in 2009. And Kenny recently penned the preface to Mike & Mike’s new book Mike & Mike’s Rules for Sports and Life.

This appearance is part of a media tour that Chesney is beginning to ramp up in support of his upcoming movie “Summer in 3D.” He’ll appear on Oprah April 9th and The Tonight Show with Jay Leno on April 15th.

Kenny Chesney’s latest single “Ain’t Back Yet” hits country radio today! So start calling in to your local station to request it.

You can also hear the song on No Shoes Radio… they’re playing it every hour.

“Ain’t Back Yet” is the end theme for Kenny’s upcoming 3D movie “Summer in 3D.”

No Shoes Radio went live again from the Hooters Super Pool Party in Miami, site of Sunday’s NFL Super Bowl.

Among the great music and dialogue, NSR played Kenny Chesney’s new single “Ain’t Back Yet” again and revealed that it would be included on an upcoming reissue of Greatest Hits II. The DJ’s also said that Kenny is in the studio working on the new album and that it will be out in the summer or fall.

Don’t forget to tune in to No Shoes Radio tonight to hear Uncle Kracker live! And who knows, maybe Kenny will show up too. You’ve got to tune in to find out!

The ESPN duo Mike & Mike (Mike Golic and Mike Greenberg) revealed on Twitter tonight that Kenny Chesney will join them on set in Miami this Friday:

Chesney is a favorite of Mike & Mike. He joined them last April when the tour launched in Uncasville, CT (near ESPN’s headquarters).

So Kenny will be in Miami on Friday, but will he be in town before that for the Hooters Super Pool Party where No Shoes Radio will be broadcasting from Feb. 2nd-4th? Only time will tell.

(H/T to Kathy)

No Shoes Radio has posted the full details for their broadcasts from Miami during Super Bowl week (next week):

“I try to bring the fans into my music… into my life,” says Kenny. “The cool part about No Shoes Radio is it puts people right in the vibe of my life, what we’re listening to… where we’re going… what the moments might hold.”

And from February 2-4, look for NSR to go live for a few hours a day from poolside at the legendary Surfcomber to bring the vibe that is the pre-party anticipation. Exact times are being worked out – and will be updated as they lockdown on www.noshoesradio.com, Twitter and Facebook — but tentatively are 5-7 pm EST on Tuesday and 11 am – 2 pm on Thursday and then starting at 8 pm on Wednesday and going live straight until Uncle Kracker takes the stage.

“Miami is strictly VIP, invitation only,” says Chesney. “But we’re gonna take my friends – by way of No Shoes Radio – to hang out. There’ll be people stopping by… a party going on… and all of the post-long-day-in-the-sun vibe that is South Beach in full swing. I can’t get you in, but that doesn’t mean I can’t bring you along.”

No word as to whether Chesney will make the pool party or not, “which I hate, because I took a year off form the big tours to be able to do this kind of stuff… and I know this one’s gonna rock.” So perhaps even Chesney will be tuning in via his own radio station.

“Kracker’s new album is awesome,” Chesney explains, “and anyone who saw us when he was out on the road knows that Matt is a great entertainer. He knows how to rock and also to have fun with it. If I don’t get there, I’m gonna be bummed… but these movies are a lot more work than you think!”

Be sure to tune in next week at www.noshoesradio.com!

Not only will two of Kenny Chesney’s good friends be competing in the Super Bowl next week (Saints coach Sean Payton and Colts quarterback Peyton Manning), but Kenny himself will be there in spirit.

His single “This Is Our Time” will kick off Westwood One’s radio coverage of the Super Bowl, placing it on 600 radio stations across America and on American Forces Radio Network. The song, which Chesney was inspired to write in the fall of 2008 during a dinner in Nashville with play-by-play announcer Brett Musburger, football analyst Kirk Herbstreit and producer Bill Bonnell, was featured on ESPN’s College Game Day broadcasts this past fall.

Also, No Shoes Radio will be live at the Hooters Super Pool Party in Miami February 2nd-4th. View NSR’s Facebook page for details.

So Chesney will be represented in song and in spirit during Super Bowl week. Will he be there in person? What do you think?