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Alan Jackson’s Final Concert Set for Live Album Release Following Historic Nashville Farewell

Alan Jackson’s final concert was certainly one to remember, and now fans will be able to relive the magic again and again as the unforgettable night is being released as a live album later this year.

According to an announcement from Jackson’s longtime label, Last Call: One More for the Road – The Finale (Live from Nashville) will arrive later this year. Pre-orders are available now, and according to the official website, the album is expected to ship on December 31, 2026.

Last Call: One More for the Road – The Finale (Live from Nashville)

Jackson’s memorable farewell concert was witnessed by more than 80,000 fans across Nashville. The historic night took place live at Nissan Stadium, with additional livestream viewing events held at Belmont University’s Fisher Center and the Country Music Hall of Fame’s CMA Theater. The celebration extended throughout the city, with thousands more watching Jackson’s final performance, along with the all-star lineup of artists who opened the show, from screens set up along Broadway, where fans filled the closed street and gathered on the rooftops of the honky-tonks lining the famous stretch.

Others watched and listened from across the Cumberland River, gathering on the pedestrian bridge connecting Nissan Stadium to downtown Nashville to sing along and celebrate Jackson’s legendary career.

Alan Jackson Nissan Stadium; Photo by Sam Shapiro Media

As previously announced, the show was also filmed for an NBC special, Alan Jackson: The Last Show, which will air in December.

Jackson’s final concert featured the country icon performing many of his biggest hits, with a career-spanning set list highlighting songs from his decades in country music, including many of his 35 No. 1 hits.

The emotional night also featured a special appearance from fellow Country Music Hall of Famer George Strait, who joined Jackson on stage for two songs, including “Designated Drinker” and “Murder on Music Row.”

“This has just been incredible,” Jackson shared during the show. “I don’t even have words – it’s just been completely overwhelming.”

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Alan Jackson’s Final Concert Set List

Gone Country

I Don’t Even Know Your Name

Livin’ On Love

Summertime Blues

Midnight In Montgomery

The Blues Man

Who’s Cheatin’ Who

Here In The Real World

Wanted

I’d Love You All Over Again

Chasin’ That Neon Rainbow

The Older I Get

Designated Drinker w/ George Strait

Murder on Music Row w/ George Strait

Little Bitty

Country Boy

Good Time

Drive (For Daddy Gene)

Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)

Don’t Rock the Jukebox

Remember When

It’s 5 O’Clock Somewhere

Chattahoochee

Encore:

Mercury Blues

Where I Come From

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Before Jackson took the stage for his final performance, an all-star lineup of country artists came together to honor his legendary career. Riley Green, Miranda Lambert, Little Big Town, Jake Owen, Jon Pardi, Thomas Rhett, Lee Ann Womack, Luke Bryan, Cody Johnson, Lainey Wilson, Luke Combs, Eric Church, and Carrie Underwood each performed an Alan Jackson song in tribute to the country icon.

The group later reunited for a special all-star performance of “Pop a Top,” which will be featured as part of the upcoming NBC special, Alan Jackson: The Last Show.

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