Alan Jackson Announces His Final Full-Length Concert — A Star-Studded Farewell to Remember
Country music legend Alan Jackson has officially announced that he will perform his last full-length live concert in 2026, marking the end of one of the most celebrated careers in country music history. The emotional decision comes as Alan continues his long and difficult battle with Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT) disease, a degenerative nerve condition that has made performing increasingly challenging over the years.
The farewell event, set for June 27, 2026, at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, promises to be far more than just a concert — it will be a once-in-a-lifetime celebration of Alan’s music, his legacy, and his enduring impact on generations of fans. And he won’t be taking that stage alone. Joining him for this monumental night will be a lineup of country music royalty, including George Strait, Blake Shelton, Dolly Parton, Reba McEntire, Carrie Underwood, and many more surprise guests.
Together, they will honor Alan’s remarkable journey — from his humble beginnings in Newnan, Georgia, to becoming one of country music’s most beloved voices. Fans can expect a show filled with unforgettable duets, heartfelt tributes, and the songs that have defined an era — classics like “Chattahoochee,” “Gone Country,” “Remember When,” and “Drive (For Daddy Gene).”
Alan, 66, spoke candidly about the meaning behind this final show. “It’s hard to step away,” he admitted. “But I want this night to be about gratitude — for my family, my friends, the fans, and the music that’s carried me through it all. I may not move like I used to, but I can still sing from the heart, and that’s exactly what I’m going to do.”
The concert, titled “Last Call: One More for the Road – The Finale,” will serve as a heartfelt thank-you to the millions who have followed Alan’s career across four decades. Insiders say the night will feature emotional performances, video tributes, and even a few surprises that only Nashville could deliver.
Fellow artist George Strait praised Alan’s strength and legacy, saying, “Alan Jackson is the soul of country music. Sharing this stage with him for his finale will be an honor.” Reba McEntire echoed that sentiment, adding, “He’s one of the good ones — a man who never forgot where he came from and always sang from the heart.”
Fans across the world have already begun preparing to make the pilgrimage to Nashville for what’s being called “the farewell concert of a generation.” Tickets are expected to sell out within minutes, as thousands prepare to gather beneath the Tennessee night sky to say goodbye to one of the genre’s most beloved voices.
Though his health struggles have forced him to slow down, Alan’s spirit remains unshaken. “Music has given me everything,” he said. “And now, I just want to give one more night back to the people who made it all possible.”
It will be a night of faith, friendship, and timeless country storytelling — a fitting finale for the man whose songs have carried the sound of America’s heartland for over forty years.
As the lights rise over Nissan Stadium and Alan Jackson sings those familiar opening lines, the crowd will know they are witnessing history — the final chapter of a country legend’s story, written in song.
Alan Jackson: Last Call — One More for the Road.
One night. One legend. A farewell Nashville — and the world — will never forget.