Kenny Chesney: Summer In 3D

Kenny Chesney: Summer In 3D is a live concert video production of country singer Kenny Chesney in performances filmed over six nights, captured from onstage, the front row, the wings, and even the Goodyear blimp. With over 35-million records sold and 20 Number One hits, Chesney has been declared the most popular live music act of the 21st Century, having sold over one-million tickets in each of the past eight months. He has received six Academy of Country Music Awards (including four consecutive Entertainer of the Year awards), as well as six Country Music Association Awards. The concert footage focuses on Chesney's Summer tour in 2009, performing in Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Seattle, Indianapolis, and Foxboro, Massachusetts. He performs 23 songs in a minute shy of 100 minutes, singing big Country jams and solemn, emotional songs. "Big Star," "Young," "Live Those Songs," "Down The Road," "Keg In The Closet," and "When the Sun Goes Down" are audience pleasers. Kenny breaks about every four songs to describe the location, what he feels when singing, what he sees when looking at the crowd in the stadium or arena, or trying to "reach the fans" in the stands. Included is extensive archival footage, behind-the-scenes moments, and photographs held together by Chesney's own narrative, taking people inside the life, the love, and the reasons for his success. Four bonus songs are included that were not released theatrically. (Gary Reber)