It’s official. The whispers are true. Country music’s Mount Rushmore is taking the stage one last time. Willie Nelson, George Strait, and Alan Jackson — three titans whose songs shaped generations — are joining forces for a once-in-a-lifetime farewell: “The Final Bow: The Last Ride of the Outlaws.”
And now, after months of speculation, the full list of tour dates and cities has finally been revealed — confirming what fans have been praying for: this isn’t just another tour. It’s the final chapter of an American story written in grit, faith, and song.
🌟 “THE FINAL BOW” — A CELEBRATION OF LEGACY
At 92 years old, Willie Nelson still stands as the beating heart of country music — the outlaw who rewrote the rules and built a bridge between generations. For decades, he’s sung about freedom, heartbreak, redemption, and the beauty of the open road. But in a statement released this morning, the Red Headed Stranger said it plain and simple:
“This isn’t goodbye — it’s thank you. Thank you for letting me sing your stories and share mine. Let’s make this last one count.”
Joining him are George Strait, “The King of Country,” and Alan Jackson, the voice of heartland truth and small-town soul. Together, they represent more than 180 years of country tradition — a brotherhood built on stage lights, sweat, laughter, and late-night highway drives.
For the first time ever, the three will share one stage, trading songs, stories, and memories that stretch across the decades.
🎤 THREE LEGENDS. ONE STAGE.
The idea for the tour reportedly began after Willie’s 91st birthday tribute in Austin earlier this year, when Strait and Jackson joined him for an impromptu jam session. “We started playing ‘On the Road Again,’ and before we knew it, we were making plans,” Strait laughed.
Alan Jackson added:
“We’ve played the same circuits, sang on the same stages, and watched country music change — but the soul of it never left. This tour is our way of saying the heart still beats.”
Each night will feature three full sets — solo performances by each icon, followed by a once-in-a-lifetime finale where all three return for a collaborative set. Expect to hear timeless hits like “Always on My Mind,” “Amarillo by Morning,” “Chattahoochee,” “Whiskey River,” and “Remember When” — performed together, under one spotlight, for the last time.
🗓️ OFFICIAL 2026 TOUR DATES & CITIES
THE FINAL BOW: THE LAST RIDE OF THE OUTLAWS TOUR (All dates confirmed by Nelson Entertainment Group)
April 12 – Austin, TX – Moody Center
April 20 – Nashville, TN – Nissan Stadium
April 27 – Atlanta, GA – Mercedes-Benz Stadium
May 3 – New Orleans, LA – Caesars Superdome
May 11 – Tampa, FL – Raymond James Stadium
May 18 – Dallas, TX – AT&T Stadium
June 1 – Denver, CO – Empower Field
June 8 – Chicago, IL – Soldier Field
June 15 – Philadelphia, PA – Lincoln Financial Field
June 22 – New York City, NY – MetLife Stadium
June 29 – Boston, MA – Gillette Stadium
July 6 – Kansas City, MO – GEHA Field at Arrowhead
July 13 – Seattle, WA – Lumen Field
July 20 – San Francisco, CA – Levi’s Stadium
July 27 – Los Angeles, CA – SoFi Stadium
Each stop promises not only a concert but a living tribute — a musical pilgrimage for fans who grew up on the sound of steel guitars, storytelling lyrics, and the outlaw spirit that made country music an American treasure.
💬 WHAT THE STARS ARE SAYING
Willie Nelson:
“I’ve seen the sunrise from a thousand stages. This time, I just want to see the faces that made it all worthwhile.”
George Strait:
“We’ve all got our songs, but this tour isn’t about us — it’s about the fans who kept singing them long after the lights went down.”
Alan Jackson:
“There’s something holy about a country crowd. They don’t just listen — they feel it. That’s what we’re chasing one last time.”
❤️ A TOUR WITH PURPOSE
Beyond nostalgia, “The Final Bow” will serve a higher cause. A portion of every ticket will support Farm Aid, The Charlie Kirk Memorial Fund, and The Outlaw Foundation, providing scholarships, veteran aid, and disaster relief for struggling farming families.
Willie’s longtime manager, Mark Rothbaum, confirmed that the tour will also feature “Legacy Moments” — surprise guest appearances from younger country stars inspired by the trio, such as Luke Combs, Carrie Underwood, Chris Stapleton, and John Foster, performing collaborative tributes in select cities.
“It’s not just a farewell,” Rothbaum said. “It’s a passing of the torch.”
🎸 THE END OF AN ERA — AND THE BEGINNING OF FOREVER
Country music was born in the dust of the backroads and the hum of front porch guitars. For Willie, George, and Alan, it’s always been about more than fame — it’s been about family, faith, and the stories that connect us all.
This final ride isn’t just a goodbye to touring. It’s a full-circle moment — the road winding back to where it all began.
Fans have already flooded social media with emotional tributes:
“Three kings. One last show. You’ll never see something like this again.” “I’m bringing my kids — they need to see what real country looks like.” “This isn’t a concert. It’s history.”
🎟️ TICKET DETAILS
Tickets go on sale Friday, October 25th at 10 a.m. local time via. VIP packages — including limited edition signed memorabilia, exclusive acoustic pre-shows, and commemorative “Outlaw Legacy” passes — will be available in limited quantities.
Given the overwhelming demand, promoters expect most shows to sell out within hours.
🌅 “RIDE ON, OLD FRIENDS.”
When asked how he wants fans to remember him after this tour, Willie Nelson smiled that familiar, gentle smile and said:
“Just as someone who loved the music — and loved the people who listened.”
As the sun sets on nearly seven decades of storytelling, the open road calls once more. Three men. One stage. One final bow.
The outlaw spirit rides again — and this time, it’s forever.
