Legendary GRAMMY® Award-winning country group Larry, Steve & Rudy: The Gatlin Brothers have announced their historic Farewell Celebration Tour, a special series of performances celebrating more than 70 years of music, memories and milestones.
The tour will feature the brothers performing the signature hits that have made them one of country music’s most celebrated groups, including fan favorites such as “All the Gold in California,” “Broken Lady,” “Houston (Means I’m One Day Closer to You),” “I Don’t Wanna Cry” and “Night Time Magic.” In addition to their timeless songs, each concert will feature rare personal videos and stories highlighting their remarkable journey through country music and the many friendships, collaborations and unforgettable moments that have shaped their legacy.
The Farewell Celebration Tour offers fans the opportunity to celebrate The Gatlin Brothers’ extraordinary career while sharing one more chapter with Larry, Steve and Rudy on stages across the country.
Today, Larry released the following statement on the announcement of the brothers’ Farewell Celebration Tour:
“Dear friends, after much thought and prayer, we have decided that it’s time to hit the turn signal, check the rearview mirror, pump the brakes, move over into the right lane, and look for the off-ramp. There is no ‘hard date’ for all of this, but we’re thinking Mayish of ’28. In the meantime, we’ll be all over America to play and sing our songs for you wonderful people who have supported us for 71 years. Keep the Faith.”
The Gatlin Brothers’ Farewell Celebration Tour will make stops across the country, including performances in Arlington, TX; Branson, MO; Fort Hall, ID; Shipshewana, IN; McPherson, KS; The Woodlands, TX; St. Charles, MO; Weirsdale, FL; Lancaster, PA; Bremerton, WA and Oxford, AL, to name a few.
For more information and tickets, visit gatlinbrothers.com.
Gatlin Brothers Farewell Celebration Tour Dates:
Sept. 8 / Oxford, MS / Gertrude C. Ford Center (University of Mississippi)
Sept. 19 / Lincoln City, OR / Chinook Winds Casino Resort
Oct. 2 / Thatcher, AZ / Eastern Arizona College
Oct. 3 / Gilbert, AZ / Higley Center for the Performing Arts
Oct. 4 / Galveston, TX / The Grand 1894 Opera House
Oct. 17 / Branson, MO / The Mansion Theatre
Oct. 24 / Fort Hall, ID / Shoshone-Bannock Casino Hotel
Nov. 17 / Shipshewana, IN / Bluegate Theatre
Nov. 21 / Arlington, TX / Arlington Music Hall
Nov. 22 / The Woodlands, TX / Dosey Doe
Dec. 4 / Jonesborough, TN / Jackson Theatre
Dec. 5 / Franklin, NC / Smoky Mountain Center for the Performing Arts
Dec. 11 / McPherson, KS / McPherson Opera House
Dec. 17 / St. Charles, MO / Family Arena
Dec. 21 / Franklin, TN / Franklin Theatre
Dec. 22 / Franklin, TN / Franklin Theatre
Feb. 5 / Bremerton, WA / Admiral Theatre
Feb. 11 / Belle Glade, FL / Dolly Hand Cultural Arts Center (Palm Beach State College)
Feb. 13 / Weirsdale, FL / Orange Blossom Opry
March 6 / Oxford, AL / Oxford PAC
March 20 / Lancaster, PA / American Music Theatre
March 21 / Easton, MD / Avalon Theatre
