Country music legend to make history in Las Vegas
Las Vegas’ Sphere is going country, and Kenny Chesney is going to be the man to take it there. The legendary country singer announced Thursday a 12-show residency at the venue to begin in May. That will mean that Chesney will be the first country artist to play the Sphere.
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