Country music icon announces his last show. He will retire with $150 million

The country music world has been waiting since May for word from Alan Jackson on his final show, and that word came on Wednesday.

The country music legend, who retired from touring after his show on May 17 in Milwaukee, announced that he will host “Last Call: One More For The Road — The Finale,” on June 27, 2026 at Nashville’s Nissan Stadium.

Back during his show in Milwaukee in May, Jackson shared with the audience a little bit of the story of his struggle to make it.

“It started 40 years ago this September,” he said. “My wife and I drove to Nashville with an old U-Haul trailer chasing the dream, and it has been a crazy ride. Lived the American Dream for sure, and I’m so blessed, and thank y’all so much for all of your support, coming to the shows.”

When Jackson ended the show, he addressed the crowd once more.

“I just want to say thanks to y’all once again,” he said. “Y’all have been a wonderful crowd here tonight. I can’t think of a better way to end my touring career out here with y’all. Wonderful crowd. God bless you. Appreciate you.

“Maybe I’ll see y’all again one day.”

While it is sad that Jackson is stepping away, he is doing it for health reasons and to be with family. And, in the end, he did pretty, darned well for himself to put himself in position to able to make the move.

It has been a long run for Jackson, who began his career in 1987. It has been a lucrative run, too.

Just how lucrative?

Well, according to CelebrityNetWorth.com, Jackson has an estimated fortune of $150 million. That number was also good enough to put Jackson among the top 10 — he was ninth — richest active country music stars in the country in 2024.