The lights dim. The hush falls. And then — that unmistakable voice. Deep, warm, weathered by time yet still full of soul. In 2026, Neil Diamond — the legend behind “Sweet Caroline,” “I Am… I Said,” and “Forever in Blue Jeans” — will step on stage one last time, not just to sing, but to say goodbye.
“ONE LAST RIDE” isn’t just a tour. It’s a celebration of a lifetime of music. A poetic closing chapter to a journey that began in the backrooms of Tin Pan Alley and took Neil from Brooklyn to the hearts of millions around the world. At 85, after years away from the road due to his battle with Parkinson’s disease, Neil Diamond has decided to gift his fans a farewell filled with grace, courage, and gratitude.
A Voice That Defined Generations
For decades, Neil’s voice was the soundtrack to falling in love, to heartbreak, to longing. His lyrics were plainspoken poetry, and his melodies wrapped themselves around our memories. And now, as he returns to the spotlight, there’s a powerful sense of closure — not of sorrow, but of appreciation. One last chance to hear “Hello Again,” to chant “so good, so good, so good!” with the man who made us believe in the power of a simple song.
A Tour Unlike Any Other
The farewell tour will visit select iconic venues across the U.S. and Europe, places where Neil created magic for generations. Though his movements may be slower, and the setlist more reflective, fans can expect deeply intimate performances — stripped down, honest, filled with storytelling. There are rumors that longtime friends and collaborators may join him on stage, making each night a unique tribute to the life and legacy of a true artist.
A Goodbye That’s Also a Thank You
“I never wanted to leave the stage,” Neil shared in a rare interview. “But life has its plans. This tour… it’s not just for me. It’s for the people who’ve stood by me through the songs, the years, the silence.”
Fans have waited. And now they’ll come — not just to relive the hits, but to say thank you. To say goodbye. To be part of something that will never come again.
This is more than a concert tour.
This is Neil Diamond’s final love letter to the world — his One Last Ride.