Country music legend John Michael Montgomery is bringing his farewell tour, The Road Home Tour, to a close in the most meaningful way, by returning to Kentucky for one final performance. On December 12, Montgomery will take the stage at Rupp Arena in Lexington for what promises to be a milestone moment in his storied career.
A Family Celebration for the Final Show
Presented by OUTBACK PRESENTS, the farewell concert will be more than just a musical event/ It will be a family reunion on stage. Joining Montgomery for this special night will be his brother Eddie Montgomery of Montgomery Gentry, his son Walker Montgomery, and his son-in-law Travis Denning. With this multigenerational lineup, the performance is expected to be one of the biggest highlights of the year.
“I stepped on a tour bus for the first time in 1992 and haven’t looked back since, but now it’s time to bring it all back home for my last concert and I can’t think of a better place than Rupp Arena. I wanted to celebrate this occasion with my family, so I invited some of them to perform with me. We are going to have a lot of fun and end this ride in a big way,” says Montgomery.
A Career Defined by Hits and Heart
With a catalog that defined a generation of country music, Montgomery rose to fame in the 1990s with timeless hits like “Life’s A Dance,” “I Swear,” “I Love The Way You Love Me,” “Sold,” “Be My Baby Tonight,” and more. Over the span of his career, he released 11 studio albums, earned millions in album sales, and received a collection of Multi-Platinum and Gold certifications from the RIAA. He charted 36 singles, including seven No. 1 hits, and earned accolades from the CMA, ACM, Billboard, and even a Grammy nomination.
Ticket Information
Fans won’t want to miss this once-in-a-lifetime event. Tickets go on sale soon:
- Pre-Sale: Wednesday, July 30 at 10 a.m. through Thursday, July 31 at 10 p.m.
Use code: MONTGOMERY - General On-Sale: Friday, August 1 at 10 a.m.
Available via Ticketmaster
About John Michael Montgomery
John Michael Montgomery has always had a special way of connecting with fans through heartfelt lyrics and genuine performances. From his early breakthrough with “Life’s A Dance” to becoming a consistent chart-topper, Montgomery has cemented his place as a country music icon. After announcing his retirement from full-time touring in 2024, he launched The Road Home Tour to celebrate his decades-long career. The tour will wrap up at Rupp Arena in 2025, closing the chapter in the place where it all began.
