It’s the moment fans have been waiting for—Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood are reuniting for a major 2026 world tour, aptly titled “One Last Ride.”
More than just a concert series, this tour is being hailed as a farewell and celebration—a once-in-a-lifetime musical revival that honors not only the enduring legacy of American and British rock but also the lifelong friendship between two icons whose sound helped define an era.
The Big Reveal
The announcement came during a joint press conference in London, where Stewart, 81, and Wood, 78, stood side by side—laughing, reminiscing, and sharing stories like brothers reuniting after lost time.
Their bond was unmistakable, with a spark that brought fans right back to their days in Faces, the legendary early ’70s band whose wild energy and heartfelt rock influenced generations of musicians.
“Time’s ticking,” Stewart joked. “We thought, why not give it one more go? This tour isn’t just for us—it’s for the fans who’ve carried our songs through every chapter of life. This ride is for them.”
Wood added: “We’ve lived a hundred lives on stage together. To be back at it now—older, maybe—but louder than ever, is the greatest gift we could ask for.”
Tour Details: Where and When
The One Last Ride world tour will kick off in April 2026 at Madison Square Garden in New York City before heading to major cities across the U.S., including:
- Chicago (United Center)
- (Additional cities and dates to be announced soon)
More Than a Tour – A Tribute to Legacy
This tour promises not just a night of great music, but an emotional journey through decades of timeless rock anthems, unforgettable performances, and the kind of chemistry that only comes from a lifetime of friendship and shared history.
Fans old and new can expect a nostalgic, high-energy show filled with beloved hits, heartfelt tributes, and surprises worthy of a final bow.
Don’t Miss the Ride
As Stewart and Wood take the stage together for what may truly be the last time, “One Last Ride” is shaping up to be one of the most iconic tours in rock history.
Get ready for a tour that celebrates not only the music—but the memories, the camaraderie, and the magic that only legends like Stewart and Wood can deliver.
