After more than five decades on the road, Bob Seger — one of America’s most beloved rock storytellers — has announced his final tour, titled “One Last Ride 2026.”
A Farewell to the Open Highway
Seger, known for his raspy voice and timeless anthems like Night Moves, Against the Wind, and Turn the Page, shared that this upcoming run will be his last time performing on a full national tour. The decision comes as both a reflection and a celebration of a life lived on the road — filled with grit, nostalgia, and that unmistakable Midwest soul.
“It’s not goodbye — it’s gratitude,” Seger said in a brief statement. “Every song, every crowd, every night meant something. This one’s for the fans who’ve been with me since the start.”
The Road That Built a Legend
From Detroit bars to sold-out arenas, Bob Seger’s music captured the spirit of working-class America. His songs told stories of love, loss, and freedom — not just for one generation, but for anyone who’s ever rolled down the windows and turned up the radio.
Seger was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2004 and the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2012, marking his legacy as one of rock’s great chroniclers of the human heart.
One Last Ride — Coming 2026
The One Last Ride Tour is expected to kick off in spring 2026, with dates across the U.S. and select shows in Canada. Longtime fans can expect a career-spanning setlist that revisits the raw emotion and blue-collar poetry that defined Seger’s sound.
