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Mark Chesnutt Tickets

Mark Chesnutt

Though country music was originally performed on a local level or in family or town settings, it eventually found its way into the radio, television, and concert tour businesses. Today, performers like Mark Chesnutt, Tim McGraw, and Carrie Underwood have huge fan bases and manage to sell out concert halls around the world. These performers use guitars, bass, drums, and even harmonicas or banjos to create a distinctive, twangy, and down-to-earth sound.

Folk music is a traditional form of music that was revived when popular mainstream artists brought back old folk songs. Bob Dylan is one of the performers who is widely credited with reviving the art. Other popular artists include Lynyrd Skynyrd and K.D. Lang. Usually, folk music is rooted deeply into a country's culture and heritage and is passed down from generation to generation. Buy your Mark Chesnutt tickets from TicketRoom today and enjoy music that's close to home.

Mark Chesnutt Concerts

Date Location Venue Price Get tickets

06.12.2024 10:00

Las Vegas

USA

Gordie Brown Theater - Golden Nugget

06.12.2024 10:00

$210.00-$782.75

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13.12.2024 08:30

Lake Charles

USA

Golden Nugget - Lake Charles

13.12.2024 08:30

$40.00-$345.00

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10.01.2025 08:00

Catoosa

USA

The Joint - Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa

10.01.2025 08:00

$43.99-$325.00

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11.01.2025 08:00

Newkirk

USA

7 Clans First Council Casino & Hotel

11.01.2025 08:00

$0.00-$0.00

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18.01.2025 08:00

Denver

USA

Grizzly Rose

18.01.2025 08:00

$47.01-$56.00

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28.02.2025 07:30

Waco

USA

Waco Hippodrome

28.02.2025 07:30

$45.67-$345.00

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07.03.2025 08:30

Kansas City

USA

Ameristar Casino & Hotel - Kansas City

07.03.2025 08:30

$72.83-$488.00

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05.04.2025 12:00

Livingston

USA

Livingston Parish Fairgrounds

05.04.2025 12:00

$130.50-$743.00

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26.04.2025 12:00

Greenback

USA

Maple Lane Farms

26.04.2025 12:00

$125.35-$687.62

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03.05.2025 12:00

Poplar Bluff

USA

Brick's Off Road Park

03.05.2025 12:00

$130.00-$622.00

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10.05.2025 12:00

Ocala

USA

Florida Horse Park

10.05.2025 12:00

$127.50-$743.00

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31.05.2025 12:00

York

USA

York Expo Center

31.05.2025 12:00

$131.00-$622.00

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14.06.2025 12:00

Hastings

USA

Barry Expo Center

14.06.2025 12:00

$126.78-$687.62

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20.06.2025 12:00

Little Rock

USA

Arkansas State Fair Grounds

20.06.2025 12:00

$185.00-$399.00

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12.07.2025 12:00

Ashland

USA

Boyd County Fairgrounds

12.07.2025 12:00

$130.74-$545.00

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19.07.2025 12:00

Sioux Falls

USA

Sioux Empire Fair At W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds

19.07.2025 12:00

$130.50-$399.00

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26.07.2025 12:00

Anderson

USA

Anderson Sport and Entertainment Center

26.07.2025 12:00

$130.35-$545.00

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Artist Info

Neo-honky tonker Mark Chesnutt parlayed a solid grounding in classic country into chart-topping stardom during the '90s. Born in Beaumont, Texas, in 1963, Chesnutt grew up listening to his father's extensive country record collection (Bob Chesnutt had been a locally popular singer who never hit it big, and thus worked as a used-car salesman). Chesnutt learned both guitar and drums, and made his professional singing debut with his father's band at age 15 on the local club scene. He even dropped out of high school for a time to pursue music, but later reconsidered and got his diploma; meanwhile, his father began taking him to Nashville for recording sessions. During the '80s, Chesnutt released singles on local labels like the San Antonio-based Axbar (where he also issued a full album, Doing My Country Thing) and the Houston-based Cherry. He also served as the house headliner at the Beaumont club Cutter's, where his band often featured future star Tracy Byrd. After around a decade of dues-paying, positive word of mouth finally helped Chesnutt land a record deal with MCA.
Chesnutt's debut album, Too Cold at Home, was released in 1990, and the title track became his first hit, climbing into the country Top Five. With a style that blended George Jones, Merle Haggard, and Bob Wills, Chesnutt went on to score four more Top Ten hits from the album: the number one "Brother Jukebox," "Blame It on Texas," "Your Love Is a Miracle," and "Broken Promise Land." By the time that string ran out, Chesnutt had finished his follow-up, 1992's Longnecks & Short Stories. It gave him four more Top Five singles in "Bubba Shot the Jukebox" (one of Chesnutt's signature songs), "Old Flames Have New Names," the chart-topping "I'll Think of Something," and "Ol' Country." Chesnutt kept his hit-machine status going on 1993's Almost Goodbye, which gave him three more chart-toppers in the title track, "It Sure Is Monday," and "I Just Wanted You to Know." 1994's What a Way to Live offered the number one "Gonna Get a Life" and the number two "Goin' Through the Big D."
For 1995's Wings, MCA briefly resurrected its Decca country imprint and made Chesnutt the flagship artist; while the album wasn't the hit factory of its predecessors, many critics dubbed it one of Chesnutt's most eclectic and consistent sets. Seeking to restore his commercial momentum, MCA issued Greatest Hits in 1996, and the new song "It's a Little Too Late" went all the way to number one. 1997's Thank God for Believers found Chesnutt back on MCA Nashville and produced a number two hit in the title cut. For 1999's I Don't Want to Miss a Thing, Chesnutt flirted with crossover material, namely the titular Diane Warren ballad that became a big hit for Aerosmith. Praised by many critics for its relative subtlety, Chesnutt's version topped the country charts for a month, and even reached the pop Top 20. Despite that success, the album's other singles didn't perform as well, and his 2000 follow-up album, Lost in the Feeling, was something of a flop in comparison to his past work. Chesnutt and MCA subsequently parted ways, and he signed with Columbia for 2002's Mark Chesnutt, which sold decently but didn't quite mark a return to past glories. That doesn't mean Chesnutt lost his audience, though, and he released Savin' the Honky Tonk on Vivaton Records in 2004, followed by Heard It in a Love Song from Cbuj Entertainment in 2006. Rollin' with the Flow appeared in 2008, followed by 2010's Outlaw, which featured covers of outlaw country classics. Chesnutt followed Outlaw six years later with Tradition Lives, his first collection of new original material in eight years.

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