Detroit, Michigan – January 8, 2026
The end of an era has arrived for one of the most iconic and enduring voices in American rock history: Bob Seger has officially announced his 2026 farewell tour, titled One Last Ride — a final journey that will celebrate a legendary career spanning more than six decades.
The 80-year-old rock legend, known for his raw storytelling, gravelly vocals, and timeless anthems that became the soundtrack of countless lives, broke the news in an emotional video message posted to his official channels.
“This is the one,” Seger said, his voice steady but filled with reflection. “One last ride. After all these years, all these miles, and all of you who’ve been with me every step — it’s time to say thank you, and goodbye, the right way.”
The tour will feature a series of major dates across North America, with select international stops, allowing fans one final opportunity to experience Seger live alongside the Silver Bullet Band. Expect a setlist heavy with classics like “Night Moves,” “Against the Wind,” “Turn the Page,” “Old Time Rock and Roll,” and “Hollywood Nights” — songs that defined heartland rock and captured the spirit of blue-collar America.
Seger’s career has been marked by authenticity and resilience: from gritty Detroit beginnings to multi-platinum success, Grammy wins, and induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. His 2019 tour was initially billed as a farewell, but health challenges and a renewed sense of purpose brought him back for select appearances — culminating now in this definitive goodbye.
“This isn’t about going out quietly,” Seger added with a smile. “It’s about giving everything one more time — for the music, for the stories, and for the people who’ve lived them with me.”
Ticket details and full dates will be announced soon, with presale expected to begin next week. Demand is anticipated to be overwhelming, as generations of fans prepare to say farewell to the man whose voice turned everyday struggles into anthems of hope and perseverance.
Bob Seger’s One Last Ride isn’t just the end of a tour — it’s the closing chapter of a legacy that shaped American rock.
Thank you for the music, Bob. The road may be ending, but the songs will roll on forever. 🎸❤️
