Kenny Chesney isn't a fan of artists who cancel concerts at the last minute.During an appearance on Bill Maher's "Club Random" podcast, the country music superstar reflected on the work ethic that shaped his decades-long career and criticized performers who leave fans disappointed after they've already made plans to attend a show.Maher brought up stories he'd heard about Chesney performing through injuries and contrasted that mindset with some performers today.MORGAN WALLEN FIRES BACK AT 'NONSENSE' RUMORS HE LEFT PITTSBURGH BEFORE HIS SHOW WAS OFFICIALLY CANCELEDKenny Chesney criticized artists who cancel concerts when fans are already at the venue waiting for them to take the stage.(Michael Buckner/Billboard via Getty Images)"I always think about it when, like, not to always be s---ing on the younger generation, but where s--- is due, I will s---," Maher said."The way they cancel shows because it doesn't even have to be something physical.
It's just, 'I'm not feeling it.'""So all you people who came out here and rearranged your life and your dates and your weeks and your babysitter to come see me, I'm sorry.I got that sinus headache."Chesney agreed, revealing he's seen artists back out even after fans were already waiting for them."I know people that canceled shows before they went on that people were already there, and they just said, 'I'm not going on,'" Chesney said."And then now the thing is… is they're not mentally fit."Kenny Chesney discussed the work ethic that fueled his rise to country music stardom during a recent podcast appearance.
(Getty Images)Maher added, "Right? Or they show up three hours late.""Yeah," Chesney replied.The "American Kids" singer explained that years spent playing clubs, bars and casinos helped shape a different perspective.LIKE WHAT YOU’RE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWS"There's a certain thing, like I think that — and how I came up and all the clubs and the casinos and whatever it is, I played and then getti...