Alan Jackson has announced that he has retired from touring at the relatively young age of 66, but there are good reasons for his decision to pull the plug on the live performing part of his career.

Aptly enough, Jackson began his set with “Gone Country,” a 1994 chart-topper that still encapsulated the geniality, catchiness and overall simplicity of his neotraditionalist approach to C&W.

What we know so far is that a final Alan Jackson show will take place in Nashville in the Summer of 2026. So far, there are no details available about the venue, format or lineup for the show.

So far, there are few details about Alan Jackson's upcoming "finale" show in Nashville. What's confirmed is that Jackson is slated to perform a final show in Music City sometime during Summer 2026.

At Milwaukee's Fiserv Forum May 17, Alan Jackson basically ended the touring part of his era-spanning and era-defining career as one of country music’s greatest success stories. It was the final ...

Aptly enough, Jackson began his set with “Gone Country,” a 1994 chart-topper that still encapsulated the geniality, catchiness and overall simplicity of his neotraditionalist approach to C&W.