#farewell-tour

#farewell-tour

Thrash-metal legends Sepultura have announced their final North American tour ever. The Spring 2026 outing will feature stacked support from Exodus, Biohazard, and Tribal Gaze. The "Celebrating Life Through Death" tour kicks off April 29th in Montclair, New Jersey, and runs through a May 29th show in Los Angeles. Along the way, it will hit such cities as Detroit, Nashville, Chicago, Denver, and Las Vegas, among others.

For Emmylou Harris, it's no cliche to say that every song is a story. The country legend has spent 50 years roaming between folk, bluegrass, rock'n'roll and Americana, curating her own songbook of deeply humanitarian music. On this first stop of her European farewell tour, she says goodbye to Scottish fans as part of the Celtic Connections festival, offering up a suitably career-spanning set-list accompanied by memories of Gram Parsons, Nanci Griffith, Bill Monroe, Townes Van Zandt and Willie Nelson, to name just a few.

Two trains will run the trip on Sunday 21st December, and after leaving Waterloo, they will diverge from the mainline just before Putney to run over the District line tracks to Wimbledon, where they will rejoin the mainline. That means fans of the unusual can see an SWR-branded train passing through East Putney, Southfield, and Wimbledon Park tube stations - and at a sensible hour as well.

South Western Railway (SWR) is bidding farewell to its red-liveried Class 455 trains, and there will be a special farewell tour in December. The Class 455 trains were built by British Rail Engineering between 1982-85 and have been in service on the SWR routes since March 1983, making them among the oldest trains still in use on the UK railway.

Journey have announced a farewell tour beginning with an extensive 60-show first leg in North America that will take up most of the first half of 2026. Appropriately, the outing has been dubbed the "Final Frontier Tour." The long goodbye begins February 28th in Hershey, Pennsylvania, and currently runs all the way through a July 2nd show in Laredo, Texas. The outing includes stops in Pittsburgh, Montreal, Memphis, Lexington, Kansas City, Austin, Tampa, Atlantic City, Knoxville, Buffalo, Cincinnati, and dozens more cities.

"Seven Psalms" belongs alongside David Bowie's "Blackstar" or Johnny Cash's "American Recordings" albums in the canon of wide-lens looks at the mystery of late life.

Zak Starkey provided clarity on his recent departure from The Who, emphasizing that while Roger Daltrey insists he was 'retired' instead of 'fired', he was available for the band.

"My body was telling me to sit down. It was telling me, 'you have nothing else to say.'"

In an emotional send-off, John Cena will face Cody Rhodes for the WWE Universal championship, marking his final match at WrestleMania after announcing his retirement.