At the ACM Last Rodeo tribute concert in 2010, Kenny Chesney honored Brooks & Dunn by performing their hit song "You're Gonna Miss Me When I'm Gone." #KennyChesney #BrooksAndDunn #YoureGonnaMissMeWhenImGone #ACMLastRodeo #CountryMusicTribute #CountryLegends #BrooksAndDunnFarewell #CountryMusicIcons #TributePerformance #CountryMusicHistory#CapCut | Michael Almuete Bernardo

At the iconic Brooks and Dunn ACM Last Rodeo, George Strait stunned the crowd by jumping onstage to belt out “Boot Scootin’ Boogie,” a song fans never thought he’d cover. With that classic twang and effortless charm, Strait turned a farewell event into an unforgettable hoedown. Social media erupted: “Is this his way of saying goodbye?” and “George just brought the party alive one last time!” Behind the scenes, insiders hint this surprise was months in the making, a heartfelt tribute to his count

Throwback to when George Strait covered Brooks & Dunn’s “Boot Scootin’ Boogie” Brooks & Dunn’s The Last Rodeo was a televised concert special that aired on CBS in May 2010 to honor the duo as they prepared for their farewell tour. The show brought together some of the biggest names in country music, including George Strait, Kenny Chesney, Taylor Swift, Miranda Lambert, Jason Aldean, and Reba McEntire, all performing Brooks & Dunn hits. It was filmed at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas and served as bo