Mark Chesnutt

Mark Chesnutt is known for his neo-traditionalist country and honky-tonk influences. With hits including "Too Cold at Home," "Brother Jukebox," and "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing," his career exploded with his impressive catalog carrying him from honky-tonk stages to one of the decade's most reliable hit makers. He signed a record deal with MCA Nashville in 1989 and was notching chart-toppers within one year. By the decade's end, he earned 14 No. 1 hits and 23 Top 10 songs, sold more than 12 million albums, and was a CMA Horizon Award Winner. Billboard named him one of the most-played country artists of the decade.

Chesnutt is gearing up for his 2025-2026 Redemption Tour– more dedicated to his health and sobriety than ever and equally determined to deliver the most compelling shows of his career. This time, when he steps on stage, Chesnutt will do it as the healthiest version of himself – no alcohol, no pain, just the undeniable songs and unfailingly distinct voice on which he built his career. "I'm back and doing better than ever," Chesnutt says. "My diet is better. I'm more active, and I feel better than I did in my 30s. I'm excited about the whole process of going on the road. I'm excited every night to go on stage. I have the energy I wish I had throughout the '90s."

For more information, visit markchesnutt.com.