Kenny Chesney is back at the top of the country singles chart this week with his latest hit, “‘Til It’s Gone.”
Penned by David Lee Murphy, Rodney Clawson and Jimmy Yeary, the song marks Chesney's 26th trip to No. 1 on the country singles charts.
“It’s hard to believe,” Chesney says. “All that music... All those songs... And here we are. Twenty-six No. 1 hits is hard to get your head around, but I’m glad it could be this song – because this song is very much from me to the fans.”
The double-hooked, triple-rhythmed GRAMMY nominated “American Kids,” the lead single from his latest album The Big Revival, has already spent two weeks at No. 1 on the Country Singles Charts. “The Big Revival is an album about what can be, about walking into a room with a smile, arms open to embrace it all,” Chesney says. “‘Til It’s Gone’ is living every last drop with the people who matter, the ones who give you just as much or more than you give them.
“If you’ve ever been to one of our shows, you know how much passion those fans have," he continues. "They’re the reason I want to get out there and rock harder than I ever have, to look someone in the eye, to say ‘I got this...’ When you get to the bridge: ‘One life, one chance/ One ticket to the big dance/ You and me still holding on/ Right down to the last song...,’ that’s what it’s all about.”
Next up for Chesney is the highly anticipated kick off of his 2015 The Big Revival Tour on March 26.
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