Kenny Chesney is one of country’s biggest names. He is not pure country, but he is country enough and he is the genre’s answer for those in search of a summer concert with a beach feel. Kenny Chesney tickets are now a perennial tradition, at least ever since the release of No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problem. This was the album that set him apart from the rest and it has spawned 12 major headlining tours and seven number one studio albums.

One of those albums is Welcome to the Fishbowl. The album, Kenny Chesney’s latest, has been slow in terms of sales for the entire unit, but the singles have flourished. “Feel Like a Rock Star” burst out of the gate with Tim McGraw adding his talent as a featured artist and, though it never quite reached the Top 10, it did sell well enough to earn RIAA certification. This will not be the biggest hit off the album. “Come Over” is the lone number one single from the album and it went platinum, earning better certification than the album.

“Come Over” is the 22^nd number one singles to reach number one on the charts, with title tracks No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems and When the Sun Goes Down amongst the most popular to this day. These are the hits from the 21^st century. Kenny Chesney’s career reaches back into the 1990s. He released three platinum albums then, but they are often forgotten, though “She Thinks My Tractor’s Sexy” will never be left off a must-play list at his concerts. His official breakthrough came when he finally reached number one on the charts. Previous to this he had a few headlining tours, but nothing in comparison to the Guitars, Tiki Bars and Whole Lotta Love Tour; the Road and the Radio Tour; and The Poets and Pirates Tour.

These tours are much bigger than just Kenny Chesney. He has enjoyed the companionship of Big and Rich, Brooks and Dunn, Keith Urban, Miranda Lambert, and Zac Brown Band. His next tour, the No Shoes Nation Tour will add Eric Church, the Eli Young Band, and Kacey Musgraves.