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Billboard publishes full setlist from Alan Jackson’s final Nashville show, “The Finale,” on June 26, 2026
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Culture/The Apex Times/Jun 28, 6:05 PM EDT

Billboard publishes full setlist from Alan Jackson’s final Nashville show, “The Finale,” on June 26, 2026

The music publication reports the country hitmaker’s last performance included 24 songs and ends the run associated with his “final show” event in Nashville.

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Alan Jackson’s final concert, branded “The Finale,” drew a published track list detailing every song he performed at his Nashville show on June 26, 2026, according to Billboard.

In a June 28, 2026 update, Billboard said it reviewed the show’s program and compiled a complete 24-song setlist from the performance, presenting the order of songs as they were played during the final outing.

The Billboard report frames the Nashville appearance as Jackson’s concluding stop under the “final show” banner, positioning the “The Finale” performance as the last time audiences would see him in this series of dates tied to the event.

While the publication’s piece centers on documenting the music, the setlist compilation also functions as a public record for fans and media, providing a reference point for streaming services, radio programmers, and critics covering Jackson’s catalog in the context of the final show.

Billboard’s setlist write-up is presented as a single, comprehensive list for that performance, rather than a highlights reel, meaning it covers the full run of songs Jackson performed during the event’s set.

As of publication time, the full track-by-track list remains available through Billboard’s setlist page, which is the only cited basis for the number of songs and the completeness of the order for the June 26 Nashville performance.

Why It Matters

  • For fans and music historians, a finalized track-by-track setlist provides a durable reference for Jackson’s last Nashville performance under the “The Finale” branding.
  • The documentation may be used by media outlets and programmers revisiting Jackson’s catalog in connection with end-of-run coverage.
  • A complete setlist record can help rights holders and licensing stakeholders verify song usage tied to a specific date and event.
  • The publication of the full list supports accurate downstream reporting, reducing the likelihood of incomplete recollections circulating after a final show.

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Key Facts

  • Billboard published a complete setlist for Alan Jackson’s final Nashville show, titled “The Finale.”
  • Billboard reported the show’s set included 24 songs.
  • The performance date cited by Billboard is June 26, 2026.
  • Billboard published its setlist article on June 28, 2026.
  • The setlist is presented as a track-by-track record of what Jackson played during the show.
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