It’s the headline country fans never thought they’d see — and perhaps the last they’ll ever get.
At 71, Reba McEntire has stunned the music world by revealing her 2026 “One Last Bus” Tour, a journey she describes as “part farewell, part revival — and all heart.”
The name alone hints at the memories: long nights rolling down backroads, the hum of the engine as a second heartbeat, and the family built not by blood, but by music. This will not be just another series of shows — it’s a pilgrimage through the soul of country music, told by one of its most enduring voices.
McEntire promises setlists that reach back to the earliest days, resurrecting fan-favorites she hasn’t performed in decades, intertwined with the anthems that made her a legend. But she’s also teasing “a few surprises” — collaborations whispered about in Nashville circles but never seen on stage, and a storytelling segment that will give fans the untold truths behind her most iconic songs.
Official dates and cities are now confirmed, with stops ranging from historic honky-tonks to stadiums built for thousands. Each performance is being billed as a one-night-only experience — no second shows, no reschedules. “When the bus pulls out,” Reba says, “it’s not coming back.”
