Kenny Chesney has been telling fans new music was on the way, and while “Take Her Home” is climbing the country charts, what fans really wanted to know was “when is the new album coming out?” It’s been almost four years since his last album “Here And Now” was released. Yesterday, Kenny was a little more forthcoming on the details.

The new album now has a name, cover art and a release date. The album will be called “Born,” about which Chesney says, “As for the title, well, we’re still not quite done deciding what’s going on here, but one thing’s for sure: ‘Born’ is absolutely the title track. It’s got a lot of heart, a lot of soul – and it speaks the truth about living, life and what we’re all doing here. Banjo out front, a great big pocket that rocks back and forth, it feels great. But more importantly, it’s a lyric that throws out all the options, never tells you what to do and throws out the one existential truth no matter what you choose: ‘one thing’s for certain, we’ve all been living since the day we were born.'”

As for the cover art, you can see it below. Of the picture, Kenny says, “I’d already decided on the cover because it was something clean and simple and true. It’s the kind of picture that says everything but leaves plenty of room for everything else. My friend Allister shot it, and it’s just me looking straight into No Shoes Nation. When I saw it, it was really the only choice for this record.” And the release date has been revealed as well: March 29, just three days after the country legend turns 56.

Source: TheMusicUniverse