Country star John Michael Montgomery is saying “goodbye to the road life” with one last tour. It’s set to kick off in 2024 and wrap up in 2025.
“I’ll never forget the first time I stepped foot on a tour bus for my first show back in 1992, with my first single ‘Life’s a Dance’ just coming out on radio. It was so surreal to me. And of course like any new artist would, I worried about how long it would last and hoped it would not be a ‘flash in the pan’ career. So every album, every song, and every year of being able to do what I love for so many years, and for the fans who have supported me and my music, I’ve cherished those moments very deeply. So, a BIG thank you to them all,” he says.
“I’m not saying I’m never gonna step on stage and perform again, I still love that feeling of entertaining and the crowd cheering and singing along with my songs as much as that first show over thirty years ago, and it all started when my parents got me on stage when I was a kid. So I’m sure there will be some situations where I just need to do a show here and there because I’ll miss that too much. But I just feel the time has come to say goodbye to the road life.”
After releasing “Life’s a Dance,” Montgomery had 35 more radio singles and seven no. 1 hits. Some of his most notable hits include “I Love the Way You Love Me,” “I Swear,” “Be My Baby Tonight,” “Sold (The Grundy County Auction),” “I Can Love You Like That” and so many more.
Stay tuned for more news about the tour as it’s announced.
