Kenny Chesney

 Kenny Chesney, in full Kenneth Arnold Chesney, (born March 26, 1968, Luttrell, Tennessee, U.S.), American country-music musician, singer and guitarist. His songs of contemplation and rock-star party songs, stage enthusiasm, a friendly personality, and sophisticated concert productions led him to become one of the most well-known entertainers of the 20th and early 21st centuries.Chesney was a part of his early years in the town where was his birthplace, in Knoxville, Tennessee. His parents divorced when he only an infant. As a teenager, Chesney moved with his sister and mother to Knoxville. While he enjoyed listening to bluegrass, country and rock music as a young but he began to develop an interest in making his own music during the second year of his studies at East Tennessee State University. When he got the guitar of his mother as a Christmas present and was immediately drawn to it. He began playing popular tunes, writing own songs, and practicing for several hours a day. Within just a few months the guitarist began playing at venues close to campus, performing mostly songs by country stars such as George Jones and Hank Williams, Jr. He also played his own compositions, which were recorded and then sold on cassette tapes at his shows.