Alan Jackson wrapped his Last Call: One More for the Road tour last month. After a decades-long career in country music, the superstar is saying farewell to the stage. He is fighting a battle with ...

The song was written in 2008 by Johnson, Ryan's father Keith Follesé and WSIX-FM radio personality Gerry House and held by ...

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For Miller, the chance to record a song written by one of his heroes was irresistible.“There's not a Country singer alive today who doesn't owe a tip of their hat to Alan Jackson.

It’s so easy to get lost in thoughts about 'the good old days' when life was simpler and so many possibilities lay ahead.

Country music icon Alan Jackson, a Georgia native from Newnan, has officially played his last show on his "Last Call: One More for the Road Tour." After a 40-year journey in music, Jackson, 66, ...

Alan Jackson, 66, concluded his "Last Call: One More for the Road Tour" after a 40-year music career. See online social media posts for this legend.

After a 40-year journey in music, Jackson, 66, announced that the show on May 17 would be his last on tour—ever. The tour began in 2022 and continued through May 2025.

So, I’ll pretend that I don’t care And leave before I choke I won’t let you kill me with that Secondhand Smoke (McBride/Jackson) Writer McBride is excited to have Alex’s attention on the song.