Alan Jackson’s – Country star Alan Jackson will deliver his last concert performance at Nashville’s Nissan Stadium on June 27, and NBC will film the show for a primetime special later this year, streaming it the next day on Peacock. The event, titled “Alan Jackson: The Last Sh
Alan Jackson knew this concert would be different the moment he stepped back from touring. Later this month in Nashville. he is set to perform what will be his final concert—at Nashville’s Nissan Stadium on June 27—while the stakes move beyond the stage. NBC has announced the show will be filmed for a primetime television special later this year.
The event is titled “Alan Jackson: The Last Show.” NBC describes it as a celebration of Jackson’s career and his “final concert performance” as he takes the stage one final time. The special will spotlight Jackson’s catalog of hits spanning more than three decades.
The timing also matters: Jackson’s last show is being shaped by the reality that he is stepping away from touring. He announced that decision as he manages his battle with Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT) disease, an inheritable nerve condition. He revealed his diagnosis in 2021. and this announcement set the clock on what fans would be able to see live going forward.
Later this year, the special will air as a primetime television event on NBC and stream the next day on Peacock.
Behind the scenes, the production is already locked in. “Alan Jackson: The Last Show,” directed by Sam Wrench, is produced by Joan of Arc StudioWorks and EverWonder Studios. Executive producers are Cindy Mabe. Dawn Gates and Harper Grae for Joan of Arc StudioWorks. and Mike Antinoro and Raj Kapoor for EverWonder Studios. along with executive producers Alan Jackson. Debbie Doebler and RAC Clark.
Co-executive producers are Allison Roithinger and Victoria Chamlee for EverWonder Studios.
For fans, the purpose of taping this one performance is clear: it turns a farewell concert into a lasting moment. Jackson is taking the stage for the final time, and NBC is packaging that night—along with his three-plus decades of music—into a primetime event meant to reach beyond the stadium crowd.
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