The country music legend previously announced that he plans to play on Oct. 9 at the Propst Arena in Huntsville, Alabama on a show fearing the “Songs and Stories of Dean Dillon.” And on Friday he announced on Instagram another show, set for Sept. 27.

Mark Chesnutt has confirmed he'll be returning to the stage at the Songs and Stories Of Dean Dillon gig in Alabama on Oct. 9. The country music legend announced the news one month after undergoing emergency heart surgery.

The honky-tonk purveyor is going back on the road after having emergency quadruple bypass surgery earlier this year.

A month after undergoing emergency quadruple bypass heart surgery, country singer Mark Chesnutt has announced his return to the stage. On Tuesday (July 16), the "Blame It On Texas" star announced that he will perform at a concert dedicated to Country Music Hall of Fame and Nashville Songwriter Hall of Fame member Dean Dillon on October 9.

Looks like Mark Chesnutt's road to recovery is going quite well. The iconic '90s country singer was forced to put his music career on the back burner back in June when serious health complications arose.

Country singer Mark Chesnutt announced he is returning to the stage after undergoing emergency heart surgery last month. On Tuesday, the 60-year-old confirmed he is set to perform on Oct. 9 at the Songs and Stories Of Dean Dillon gig honoring the Country Music Hall of Fame member.