Alan Jackson & Friends Last Concert On Television

For many Country Music fans Alan Jackson defined the modern ‘Traditional’ Country Music era - following in the footsteps of Hank Williams, Merle Haggard and George Jones.  Looking back on the 90s and early 2000’s, Alan’s music was a staple on Country Radio, he was a fixture at every awards show, and was appreciated and revered by ‘Real’ Country Music fans and Country Music Legends- as the man who made music that sounded and represented the Country Music genre, when many went in a pop or crossover direction.

It’s a sad day to realize that Alan’s health is forcing him off the road. After being diagnosed with Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease (a degenerative nerve condition that affects mobility and balance), Alan has been slowing wrapping things up on ‘The Last Call’ tour. The final stop is June 27, 2026 in Nashville, Tennessee with the biggest stars in Country Music joining him on stage for one last ‘Epic’ performance.  The line-up is bigger than your average awards show! 

Alan was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2017, and like his heroes, his music will live forever in the hearts of Country Music fans.

Alan is known for songs that defined 90’s Country like ‘Chattahoochee’ ‘Don’t Rock The Jukebox’ and ‘Chasin’ That Neon Rainbow’.  Below you will find some suggested hidden gems that came along later in his career.  Check out ‘The One You’re Waitin’ On’ ‘Where Have You Gone’ and ‘The Older I Get’.

Alan’s music will always be a staple of Big Country 104.9 (Albany, NY), 97.9 (Glens Falls, NY) and www.bigcountrylegends.com. 

Congratulations to Debbie McCauslin of Albany, NY, the winner of our Big Country trip to see this once in a lifetime moment in Country Music history.  By the way, NBC and Peacock are planning to broadcast the event later in the year.