Hurricane Harvey Prevents Mark Chesnutt From Traveling To Overseas Music Festival In U.K.

Iconic country traditionalist Mark Chesnutt was forced to cancel his appearance overseas at music festival in Millport, U.K. due to the natural disaster in his home state of Texas.

Chesnutt is unable to leave his neighborhood due to the extreme flooding from Hurricane Harvey. The storm reached Beaumont on Sunday, dumping 20 inches of rain, with continued rain and flooding on Tuesday. As a result, Chesnutt and neighbors lost access to running water and the Beaumont Airport has been temporarily closed.

I’m safe and my family is safe, and we are among the lucky ones to have only sustained minor damage to our home. Though I am disappointed to cancel my appearances, I am mostly thankful for my fans everywhere and hope they’re safe too,” Chesnutt said.

Chesnutt plans to return to the road September 9th in Gstaad, Switzerland and resume his touring schedule (see dates below). Tickets and VIP passes are available at MarkChesnutt.com.

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MARK CHESNUTT ON TOUR:
Aug. 26 Sangamon River Music Festival – Mahomet, Ill. (CANCELLED)
Sept. 03 Millport Country Music Festival – Millport, U.K. (CANCELLED)
Sept. 09 Gstaad Festival – Gstaad, Switzerland
Sept. 10 Gstaad Festival – Gstaad Switzerland
Sept. 15 Harry E. Kelly Park – Fort Smith, Ark.
Sept. 16 Choctaw Casino-Magnolia Ballroom – Durant, Okla.
Sept. 22 Cabarrus Arena – Concord, N.C.
Sept. 23 U.S. Cellular Center – Asheville, N.C.
Sept. 24 Dorton Arena – Raleigh, N.C.
Sept. 30 Central Washington State Fair – Yakima, Wash
Oct. 06 Medina Entertainment Center – Medina, Minn.
Oct. 07 Q & Z Expo Center – Ringle, Wis.
Oct. 14 Municipal Auditorium – Nashville, Tenn.
Oct. 15 Showplace Music Hall – Memphis, Tenn.
Oct. 20 Arlington Music Hall – Arlington, Texas
Oct. 21 Highland Bayou Park – La Marque, Texas
Oct. 27 Space Coast State Fair – Melbourne, Fla.
Oct. 28 Coastal Carolina Fair – Ladson, S.C.
Nov. 08 Dick Clark’s American Bandstand Theater – Branson, Mo.
Nov. 10 The Center for the Performing Arts- The Palladium – Carmel, Ind.
Nov. 11 Meyer Theatre – Green Bay, Wis.
Dec. 01 Memorial Auditorium – Chattanooga, Tenn.
Dec. 02 Freedom Hall Civic Center – Johnson City, Tenn.
Dec. 03 Knoxville Coliseum – Knoxville, Tenn.
Dec. 08 Coach’s & Cowboy’s – Tyler, Texas
Dec. 09 Dosey Doe – Conroe, Texas
Dec. 16 Midnight Rodeo Mobile – Mobile, Ala.

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