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<p dir="auto"><strong><a title="Kenny Chesney" href="https://stubhub.prf.hn/click/camref:1100ljXyr/pubref:WPSChesney/ar:CMNBAutoLink/destination:https%3A%2F%2Fwww.stubhub.com%2Fkenny-chesney-tickets%2F">Kenny Chesney</a> Launches <i>Cosmic Hallelujah </i>with multiple TV and Radio appearances.<br />
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<p dir="auto"> “Ellen,” “Today Show,” NPR,<i> People, Entertainment Weekly 10/28</i></p>
<p dir="auto">LA Times<i> on Oct. 31; “James Corden” and “The Talk” Nov. 1 </i></p>
<p dir="auto">NASHVILLE, Tenn. &#8212; With <i>USA Today</i> already weighing in with “<strong><a title="Kenny Chesney" href="https://stubhub.prf.hn/click/camref:1100ljXyr/pubref:WPSChesney/ar:CMNBAutoLink/destination:https%3A%2F%2Fwww.stubhub.com%2Fkenny-chesney-tickets%2F">Kenny Chesney</a></strong> goes ‘deeper’ on new album,” <i>Cosmic Hallelujah</i> is getting ready to bow Friday, Oct. 28 – after delays for creative expansion, a No. 1 this week, a duet with rock/pop superstar P!NK “Setting the World on Fire,” and a cadre of media appearances to draw the No Shoes Nation even further into the follow-up to his four straight No. 1-yielding <i>The Big Revival</i>.</p>
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<p dir="auto">“This record is personal to me,” says the four-time Country Music Association and four consecutive Academy of Country Music Entertainer of the Year. “It was an unusual path, but I think it took the album as a whole to new places, something I always want to do with the No Shoes Nation. If <i>The Big Revival</i> was ‘wake up and get back to living,’ <i>Cosmic Hallelujah</i> balances being aware with embracing every thrill that comes with being alive – and knowing those thrills are right in front of you, if you just pay attention. And it’s funny: the questions asked for this have been the best in my entire career.”</p>
<p dir="auto">Kicking things off with appearances on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” and a taped piece with Natalie Morales on the beach for “Today,” as well as <i>People</i> and <i>Entertainment Weekly </i>on Friday, Oct. 28, Chesney will be the subject of a major profile in Monday, Oct. 31’s <i>Los Angeles Times</i>, then appearances on “James Corden” and “The Talk” on Tuesday, Nov. 1. For the always reticent songwriter/superstar from East Tennessee, the opportunity to talk about the energy he rode into the studio while recording four additional songs for <i>Cosmic Hallelujah </i>has yielded some of his most insightful media yet.</p>
<p dir="auto">“Jesus And Elvis” bows on NPR’s prestigious “All Songs Considered” today. The Hayes Carll/Allison Moorer/Matraca Berg song celebrates LaLa’s Little Nugget in Austin, Texas, but it’s really about those places that are sanctuaries for real life in all our lives. Besides the front page-teased Life cover feature in <a href="http://ebmediapr.us10.list-manage2.com/track/click?u=8c2b6ee37a9e18082133cda47&;id=2bdc22e85e&;e=cf1e7f8964"> USA Today</a>, New York’s <i>Newsday</i> called it, “country perfection,” <i>The Boston Globe</i> deemed it “a love song to another person and to the idea of getting away…working from a larger sonic palette, one that incorporates ideas from stadium-rockers with whom he shares dressing rooms and the rollicking Nashville bars that still loom large in country’s imagination.”</p>
<p dir="auto">“I made a really good record with <i>Some Town, Somewhere</i>,” marvels the man who’s headlined 135 major stadiums, “and it was a core sample of the No Shoes Nation. But between that being-in-the-moment charge of ‘Setting The World On Fire’ with P!NK – and she’s so electric and amazing – finally finding a place for ‘Coach,’ and a few new songs, <i>Cosmic Hallelujah </i>turned into this top-of-the-rollercoaster kind of throw-your-hands-up-and-embrace-every-awesome moment life hands you kind of song cycle.”</p>
<p dir="auto">With a lyric video for “Rich &; Miserable” and instant grat “Trip Around The Sun” already out, there’s all kinds of music coming for fans of the man from Tennessee.</p>
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