Country superstar Kenny Chesney's latest tour almost suffered a set-back this week, when the ten-gallon titan injured his foot during a concert Saturday. The incident occurred while Chesney was performing at Columbia, South Carolina's Williams-Brice Stadium, and the singer finished the show in some pain but confident the Kenny Chesney tour schedule will not be affected. This will be a relief to his vast body of fans distributed along the tour route.

Apparently, Chesneys boot was stuck between the stage and a hydraulic platform which rose up next to him. He was pinned in this position for about half a minute, but was then released. Chesney continued to perform in some pain and with a pronounced limp, and he had to have his cowboy boot cut off when the show ended. An X-ray showed crushed bones in Chesney's foot, but he remains determined that the show must go on. This includes the Austin, Texas show planned for Thursday, May 1.

In a statement, the Country star said, "It's going to hurt--though nothing could hurt worse than Saturday I don't think--and they can give me something to deaden the pain when I get out there. I also have to have a doctor standing by should something give, but I'm going to tape it up. I'm going to get out there."

The brave cowboy will press onward on the trail. The accident, which happened in front of over 44,000 people, seems to have generated even more interest in the Kenny Chesney tour and Kenny Chesney tickets, if possible. Some guys have all the luck, huh?

Get well soon, Kenny, you trooper.