Georgia native and country music legend Alan Jackson has announced his final concert to mark the end of his touring career.

The “Chattahoochee” hitmaker will perform “Last Call: One More for the Road — The Finale” in Nashville, Tennessee, on June 27 ...

One more for the road, indeed. Alan Jackson has announced his farewell concert, which will take place in Nashville in June ...

Country star Alan Jackson announced he would be playing his last full-length live concert in 2026 as his lengthy battle with ...

This will be Alan and Denise Jackson’s third grandchild. Their middle daughter, Alexandra (Ali), welcomed Jackson Alvie Bradshaw in December 2022 with her husband, Sam Bradshaw. Mattie and Connor’s ...

Fans Cowboys can purchase tickets for Alan Jackson’s upcoming show on sites like Vivid Seats; the official on-sale for the Nissan Stadium farewell concert is Friday, Oct. 17. Vivid Seats is a ...

Alan Jackson has announced that he has retired from touring, but fans still have one more chance to see him live. Did Alan ...

Alan Jackson has revealed plans for the final concert performance of his career, and he's tapping a long list of famous ...

One More for the Road – The Finale – the last full-length concert of Jackson’s touring career – will take place Saturday, ...

Along with hits like “Mercury Blues,” “Tonight I Climbed The Wall” and “She’s Got the Rhythm (And I Got The Blues),” “Chattahoochee” propelled the album to the top of the country charts, and it’s ...

Thirty years ago today, Alan Jackson released a single co-written and originally recorded by two of his musical heroes.

Thirty-three years ago today, Alan Jackson released an album that would become his first No. 1 and skyrocket him to stardom.