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Introduction
Country music history is about to turn one final, unforgettable page. Legendary duo Brooks & Dunn have officially announced their 2026 farewell tour, fittingly titled “One Last Ride.” More than just another run of shows, the tour is being hailed as a once-in-a-lifetime revival of modern country’s golden era—one that promises to leave fans breathless, emotional, and deeply grateful they were there to witness it.
After decades of shaping the sound of country radio, selling millions of records, and filling arenas with songs that became generational anthems, Ronnie Dunn and Kix Brooks are inviting fans to ride with them one last time. From the opening steel guitar notes to the final encore, “One Last Ride” is designed as a celebration—not a quiet goodbye, but a full-throttle salute to the music, the fans, and the road that defined their lives.
According to the announcement, the 2026 tour will span major cities across the United States, including Nashville, Dallas, Atlanta, Chicago, Denver, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles, with additional stops expected to be added due to overwhelming demand. Each night promises a career-spanning setlist packed with timeless hits, deep cuts for longtime fans, and a few surprises crafted exclusively for this farewell moment.
What sets “One Last Ride” apart is its emotional weight. This isn’t just nostalgia—it’s legacy. Brooks & Dunn have emphasized that the tour is about honoring the past while standing firmly in the present, delivering performances with the same fire, grit, and harmony that first made them icons. For many fans, these songs scored first loves, long drives, heartbreaks, and triumphs—and hearing them live one last time feels deeply personal.
As ticket sales prepare to launch and dates and cities continue to be revealed, one thing is already certain: “One Last Ride” won’t just be a tour. It will be a shared farewell between legends and the fans who carried them for decades—a final chorus echoing long after the lights go down.