Alan Jackson is about as country as they come, at least when it comes to artists in country music. But even he isn’t afraid to put his own spin on a rock classic. In 1993, Alan Jackson released ...

Alan Jackson sang Where Were You one final time during his Last Call concert in Nashville this summer. Now you can experience it even if you weren't there.

It is difficult to imagine a more fitting setting for a final live recording of the song as Nissan Stadium was lit up by thousands of phones.

Following the tragedy on Sept. 11, 2001, country artists including Darryl Worley, Aaron Tippin & more recorded songs that reflected the feelings of a nation.

The following is a look at the acts that country music fans might not see onstage again after 2026: Trace Adkins has teased ...

A sobering reflection on one of the most tragic days in American history. It's hard to believe it's been 25 years since the ...

Alan Jackson‘s final concert was already an unforgettable night for country music, but the numbers are now making it a piece of music history. Jackson’s Last Call: One More for the Road — The Finale ...

Over the last week, Americans have honored the lives lost on September 11 when terrorists attacked the World Trade Center. Marking the 25th anniversary of the tragic events that claimed the lives of ...

Alan Jackson wrapped up his touring career in 2025, and earlier this year the country music icon returned to Nashville for his final show. Jackson’s “Last Call: One More For The Road — The Finale,” ...

Country legend Alan Jackson closed a defining chapter of his career with a final concert that marked both a personal milestone and a historic moment for country music. On Saturday, June 27, the ...

Alan Jackson's June 27 Nissan Stadium farewell concert reportedly grossed $34.729 million per Touring Data, which would make it the highest-grossing single show ever.