Kenny Chesney reschedules Atlanta stadium concert for May 2021

Kenny Chesney rocked the sold out Mercedes Benz Stadium on his Trip Around The Sun Tour on Saturday night, May 26, 2018. Thomas Rhett, Old Dominion and Brandon Lay were the support acts.Robb Cohen Photography & Video /RobbsPhotos.com

Credit: Robb D. Cohen

Credit: Robb D. Cohen

Kenny Chesney rocked the sold out Mercedes Benz Stadium on his Trip Around The Sun Tour on Saturday night, May 26, 2018. Thomas Rhett, Old Dominion and Brandon Lay were the support acts.Robb Cohen Photography & Video /RobbsPhotos.com

Kenny Chesney already announced the move of his "Chillaxification" tour to 2021, but now fans have clarification on when the country superstar will return.

Chesney’s rescheduled Atlanta show will take place May 22 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium and include original support acts Florida Georgia Line, Old Dominion and Michael Franti & Spearhead.

Previously purchased tickets are automatically valid for the new date. Those unable to attend have 30 days (from June 15) to request a refund at point of purchase.

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Chesney was one of the first artists to postpone his tour as the coronavirus raged in mid-March.

“So much goes into the stadium shows, people have no idea,” Chesney said. “Take all of that, then factor in all the other issues that come with rescheduling, making sure there aren’t conflicts with baseball or other events nearby – and maintain the kind of quality we want to bring. There were so many questions, so many unknowns, but I believe music makes a difference in people’s lives, so everyone on my team, the promoter’s team and all of the people we deal with have worked overtime trying to get this sorted out.”

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Kenny Chesney 2021 “Chillaxification” Tour Stadium Dates

May 1 Raymond James Stadium Tampa, Fla.

May 8 Miller Park Milwaukee, Wis.

May 15 Nissan Stadium Nashville, Tenn.

May 22 Mercedes-Benz Stadium Atlanta, Ga.

May 29 Arrowhead Stadium Kansas City, Mo.

June 5 U.S. Bank Stadium Minneapolis, Minn.

June 12 Heinz Field Pittsburgh, Pa.

June 19 Lincoln Financial Field Philadelphia, Pa.

June 26 Soldier Field Chicago, Ill.

July 3 Bobcat Stadium Bozeman, Mont.

July 10 Busch Stadium St. Louis, Mo.

July 17 CenturyLink Field Seattle, Wash.

July 24 SoFi Stadium Inglewood, Calif.

July 31 Empower Field at Mile High Denver, Colo.

August 7 AT&T Stadium Arlington, Texas

August 14 Ford Field Detroit, Mich.

August 21 MetLife Stadium East Rutherford, N.J.

Aug 27 & 28 Gillette Stadium Foxborough, Mass.