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 | Twang Country

Thanks to our friends, Brothers Osborne, for taking the #CMAawards stage with us to perform "Hard Workin' Man"! | Brooks & Dunn

In 2010, during a TV special honoring Brooks & Dunn called The Last Rodeo, George Strait took the stage and performed “Boot Scootin’ Boogie” in front of Brooks & Dunn themselves. #purecountry #cowboy #countrymusic #fblifestyle “Boot Scootin’ Boogie” written by Ronnie Dunn. Performance © CBS/ACM, 2010 | Orlando D. Aton Jr.

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

George Strait performs “Boot Scootin’ Boogie” with Brooks & Dunn watching on at the ACM Last Rodeo. George Strait took the stage to cover “Boot Scootin’ Boogie,” a 1991 hit originally recorded by Brooks & Dunn that became one of the defining songs of the early ’90s country boom. The performance served as a tribute moment, with Strait honoring the duo’s legacy directly in front of them as the ACM celebrated their impact on modern country music. #Countrymusic #countrycentral | Country Central