Alan Jackson final concert set for June 27, 2026 in Nashville

TL;DR:

Alan Jackson announced a single “finale” show for June 27, 2026.
The concert is at Nissan Stadium in Nashville with guest stars.
Presale opens Oct 8, public on sale is Oct 17, his birthday.
Part of proceeds will aid CMT research.
He ended his road tour in May 2025 due to health issues.

Country icon Alan Jackson will play one last full-length concert on June 27, 2026, at Nissan Stadium in Nashville. The event is billed as Last Call: One More for the Road — The Finale and will feature an all-star roster of country friends as special guests. People reported the date and details on October 8, 2025.

What happened

On October 8, 2025, Jackson confirmed he will cap his live career with a single stadium show in Music City. The lineup will include today’s major country names alongside Jackson. Early reporting lists stars like Luke Bryan, Eric Church, Luke Combs, Miranda Lambert, and Carrie Underwood among those invited. Final billing may shift as the date nears.

MusicRow also published an exclusive on October 8 that echoed the core details and framed the night as a career celebration. iHeartRadio’s country outlets carried the news to radio listeners the same morning.

Key dates and ticket info

People’s report says presale registration opens October 8, 2025, with public on-sale set for October 17, 2025, which is Jackson’s birthday. Expect VIP packages and fan club perks. A portion of the proceeds will support the Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT) Research Foundation.

Quick reference

Item	Detail
Show	Last Call: One More for the Road — The Finale
Date	June 27, 2026
Venue	Nissan Stadium, Nashville, Tennessee
Presale	Opens Oct 8, 2025
Public on-sale	Oct 17, 2025
Benefit	Portion supports CMT Research Foundation
Guests	Leading country stars, roster to be finalized

Data from People’s exclusive as of October 8, 2025. Details may update closer to the event.

Background you need

Jackson closed his road dates in spring 2025, finishing a two-year run of his Last Call: One More for the Road tour. Coverage at the time made it clear the run was a farewell to city stops, even if the word “retirement” was avoided in some press notes. Taste of Country highlighted May 17, 2025, as the final road date.

His decision links to a health challenge he has discussed in public since 2021. Jackson lives with Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, a hereditary nerve condition that affects balance and mobility. He addressed the impact in interviews and from the stage during the tour. The Tennessean and People both laid out how CMT symptoms have shaped his plans.

Even as he wound down touring, Jackson remained active. In May 2025 he received the inaugural ACM Lifetime Achievement Award and performed “Remember When” during the 60th ACM Awards in Frisco, Texas.

Why this finale is in Nashville

Nissan Stadium sits on the Cumberland River, steps from lower Broadway. It is home turf for modern country milestones, so it fits a send-off for an artist with 26 No. 1s and a place in the Country Music Hall of Fame. Setting the finale in Nashville ties Jackson’s career arc back to the city that launched him. People framed the show as a thank-you to fans and to the scene that supported him.

What to expect at the show

Expect a set built around the hits, from “Chattahoochee” to “Remember When” and “Where Were You.” Guest artists will likely join for duets or medleys. The production will need to balance stadium scale with Jackson’s classic, no-frills live style. Based on the tour’s tone in 2024 and 2025, the night should lean on storytelling, deep catalog cuts, and fan sing-alongs. That reading matches how outlets described the Last Call dates.

Impact on fans and the industry

For fans, this is the clearest chance to see Jackson one more time in a controlled setting. It is a single date on a summer Saturday, which favors travel. For Nashville, it will be a tourism driver as hotels and airlines fill around the stadium.

For the industry, the show mirrors a pattern where legacy stars book one-off capstones instead of extended tours. The charity tie-in also raises needed support and awareness for CMT research, aligning the event with Jackson’s ongoing advocacy.

How to prepare if you plan to go

Register for presale access on October 8, 2025. Have your email and payment details ready.
If you miss presale, set a calendar reminder for the October 17 on-sale. Buy early for lower bowl seats.
Book refundable travel. Stadium shows can shift support acts or set times.
Review Nissan Stadium policies on bags and entry to avoid delays.
Watch for the final guest list as the date approaches. Outlets like MusicRow often break lineup changes.

The bigger picture

Jackson’s finale follows a run of honors in 2025. The ACM Lifetime Achievement Award placed him in a select group of artists whose songs define decades of country radio. His choice to end with one hometown show feels consistent with his brand, steady and fan first. It also gives space for today’s stars to salute him, live and on camera, in a stadium built for scale.

What happens next

Look for detailed ticketing instructions from the official site, plus seating maps and VIP tiers. Expect local traffic advisories and security updates in the week before the show. If demand is extreme, a second night is always a possibility with stadium events, though no additional date has been announced as of October 8, 2025. Monitor the artist site and label communications for changes.

Why it matters

Alan Jackson’s catalog shaped country music from the early 1990s through the 2000s. A single, public farewell focuses the attention on fans and on the songs. It also raises money for a cause tied to his life. The result is a night that closes a chapter and lifts the next generation sharing the stage.

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