Country music legends Dolly Parton and Reba McEntire are teaming up for what promises to be one of the most emotional tours in recent memory. Titled “One Last Ride,” the 2026 tour marks a grand celebration of decades of heartfelt music, resilience, and sisterhood. The duo announced the news on Monday, sparking an immediate wave of excitement across the country music world.

Parton, 80 by the time the tour kicks off, said this would be her “final large-scale journey” on the road — and she wouldn’t want to do it with anyone but Reba. McEntire, equally moved, called the collaboration “a dream come true, but also a full-circle moment.” Together, they’re set to revive not just their classics, but the very soul of American country.

The tour will span 25 cities across the U.S. and Canada, beginning in Nashville, Tennessee — a city deeply rooted in both of their histories. From there, they’ll make stops in Dallas, Denver, Toronto, Las Vegas, and more. Each show promises a blend of solo performances, heartfelt duets, and never-before-seen tributes to legends they’ve lost and loved.

Fans can expect to hear timeless favorites like “Jolene,” “Fancy,” “9 to 5,” and “The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia.” But beyond the music, “One Last Ride” is being described as a spiritual farewell — a “love letter to the fans who’ve stood by them for over 50 years.” The stage production will feature documentary-style visuals, family photos, and spoken word interludes that celebrate their shared legacy.

Tickets are expected to sell out fast, with pre-sales beginning in early November and general sales opening on December 1st. VIP packages will include backstage meet-and-greets, signed memorabilia, and even a Q&A session hosted by Dolly and Reba themselves. For many lifelong fans, this tour is not just a concert — it’s a memory in the making.

Whether this really is their last ride remains to be seen. But for now, the message is clear: Dolly and Reba are going out on their own terms — with heart, harmony, and one more unforgettable journey across the heartland.