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2 mag 2024 · Mark Chesnutt on New Music, Rediscovering His Love for the Road and Deep Cuts – Pro Country. After making good ol’ fashioned honky tonk music for nearly four decades and hitting the road hard bringing that music to fans year after year, burnout is certainly understandable.
6 giorni fa · From The 1990 Album "Too Cold At Home" By Mark Chesnutt. From The 1990 Album "Too Cold At Home" By Mark Chesnutt.
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4 giorni fa · While Mark Chesnutt has not explicitly discussed the meaning of “Old Flames Have New Names” in interviews, the emotional depth of his performance suggests a personal connection to the lyrics. The song’s universal themes allow listeners to interpret it based on their own experiences.
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20 apr 2024 · Mark Chesnutt’s personal integrity combined with his principal to record a genuine country song has made him a fixture on radio and in honky tonks across the globe, and an all-time country music fan favorite. Date April 20, 2024 Time 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm Venue The Ector Theatre Venue Phone (432) 653-1246. Buy Tickets.
- 500 N Texas Ave, Odessa, 79761, TX
- adam@theector.com
- (432) 653-1246
- April 21, 2024
29 apr 2024 · Oft schon wurde Mark Chesnutt als "Keeper of the flame" der Honky Tonk Music betitelt. In der Vergangenheit war ihm dieser Titel nicht sonderlich lieb, auch wenn es ihn schmeichelte, so verdammte er Chesnutt auch in eine Schublade. Mit seinem aktuellen Longplayer "Heard It ina Love Song" wird er diesem Titel als "Hüter der Flamme der Honky Tonk Music" mehr ...
21 apr 2024 · Get the Mark Chesnutt Setlist of the concert at San Gabriel Park, Georgetown, TX, USA on April 21, 2024 and other Mark Chesnutt Setlists for free on setlist.fm!
20 apr 2024 · Mark Chesnutt. « All Events. This event has passed. Mark Chesnutt. April 20 @ 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm CDT. Mark Chesnutt is one of Country’s true musical treasures. Critics have hailed him as a classic Country singer of the first order and some of Country music’s most elite entertainers, from George Jones to George Strait, echo the sentiment.
