Country singer Mark Chesnutt is listed to take the stage at Stable Hall in San Antonio, with a concert page showing a Sunday, October 18 date at 8 p.m., though that scheduling detail rests on a single low-confidence listing. The show would place the veteran honky-tonk star at the Pearl District venue as he continues a tour built around his own health and sobriety.
The concert listing, published by CultureMap San Antonio, places the event at Stable Hall, located at 307 Pearl Pkwy. Ticket information for the show is being routed through Tixr, according to the same listing. A separate event page on axs.com also lists Chesnutt at Stable Hall on October 18 at 8 p.m., though that detail carries only low confidence and has not been confirmed elsewhere.
Chesnutt's appearance in San Antonio would come amid what's being billed as his 2025 Redemption Tour, a run of dates centered on his recovery from serious health troubles. According to MusicRow, Chesnutt announced the Redemption Tour in April 2025 as a celebration of his health, recovery and sobriety. That nearly 40-date run was slated to kick off May 3 in Texas and roll through cities including Little Rock, Columbus and New Braunfels before wrapping in October, per the same report.
A Career Built on Honky-Tonk Hits
Chesnutt's résumé includes 14 No. 1 singles and 23 Top 10 hits, with more than 12 million albums sold, according to Tribal Gaming and Hospitality Magazine.
The Redemption Tour follows a rough stretch for the singer. Tribal Gaming and Hospitality Magazine reports that Chesnutt underwent invasive spine surgery, struggled with alcoholism for years and had emergency quadruple bypass surgery about five months after his final drink on November 1, 2023, before embracing sobriety and restoring his health. The outlet also notes Chesnutt is scheduled to return to Hard Rock Live inside Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa on January 15, 2027, at 8 p.m.
Recent Cancellations Raise Questions
Chesnutt's touring has not been without turbulence. Country Now reports that the singer was forced to cancel several upcoming concerts after being hospitalized unexpectedly, including shows in Baton Rouge and Portales, New Mexico. Chesnutt had been set to open for Alabama at the Raising Cane's River Center in Baton Rouge on Thursday, Oct. 16, a show Country Now says was ultimately canceled following his hospitalization.
Whether any other upcoming shows will be affected by Chesnutt's latest health update remains unclear. No venue or promoter statement specific to the Stable Hall show has been issued publicly.
Chesnutt previously played Whitewater Amphitheater in New Braunfels on August 2, 2025, as part of the same tour's published schedule, according to MusicRow's reporting. A Live Nation search page also references upcoming 2026 shows for the artist, though that listing offers little beyond a general tour reference. As with any live event, organizers note that scheduling may change due to weather or other concerns.
