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  • Mar 26, 1968
    Kenny Chesney born in Knoxville, Tennessee. After a 1993 launch, he becomes one of the biggest hitmakers of the early-21st century, regularly selling out stadiums in his annual summer concert treks
    Apr 25, 1969
    Actress Renee Zellweger born in Katy, Texas. Noted for her roles in "Jerry Maguire," "Bridget Jones's Diary" and "Nurse Betty," she marries country singer Kenny Chesney in 2005
    Nov 10, 1979
    The Tennessee Volunteers rock the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, 40-18, at Knoxville's Neyland Stadium. In the crowd: an 11-year-old Kenny Chesney
    Dec 25, 1987
    Kenny Chesney receives his first electric guitar for Christmas
    Jun 30, 1990
    Kenny Chesney begins an 11-day tour of the Soviet Union as a member of a collegiate bluegrass group taking part in an international music festival
    Dec 15, 1990
    Kenny Chesney graduates from East Tennessee State
    Jan 13, 1991
    Kenny Chesney moves to Nashville from East Tennessee, setting up his future recording career
    Jun 30, 1993
    Kenny Chesney signs his first recording contract, with Capricorn Records
    Jul 12, 1993
    Kenny Chesney begins recording his first album
    Oct 13, 1993
    Capricorn releases Kenny Chesney's debut single, "Whatever It Takes"

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