John Michael Montgomery to finish a decades -long country music profession with Kentucky

John Michael Montgomery is ready to take the final bow.

The country’s star, 60, announced on Tuesday that he would perform his last concert in December before his retirement.

“It is time to return it home for the last show,” he wrote on Instagram.

“I cannot think about a better place” to play his last offer from RUPP ARNA in Lexington, Kentucky – his original condition.

The offer was appointed on December 12, with tickets on Friday.

Monteghensi wrote that “some distinguished guests” will join him for performance.

Eddie Montgomery, his brother and member of Dio Montgomery Jintry, his son Walker Montgomery and Travis Denge’s son -in -law are all ready to join him.

He originally announced his retirement in a Facebook She was shared last year on New Year’s Day, and told his followers, “I hope everyone will enjoy in 2024, and it may be great for all my friends there. For me, the beginning of my tour will be goodbye as I decided to give up my career on a tour of this year and 2025.”

“It was great for me from the beginning more than 30 years ago in 1992 when the” Life’s “dance was released in my first radio song, I think it is either Vinyl 45 or on the cassette tape, the CDs have not completely assumed the market and still the Internet is in its cradle. It amazes me today.”

The rural star, known as songs such as “Sold (the incident of the Grande County Auction)” and “Be my child tonight”, said he was “lucky and blessed to be able to do what I love for many years.”

Montegheron struck the rural scene in 1992 with his first album, “Life’s A Dance”, which went Triple Platinum.

The Follow-up album, “Kickin ‘IT UP”, was released two years later, and it became more successful, as there was Quadruple Platinum-an achievement that was accomplished again through his third album, which has a self-title of 1995.

Seven of his individual songs reached the first place on the country’s charts, and broke ten others the first ten.

During his career, he won four academic awards for rural music, and the awards of a rural music association and were nominated for three grams.

Last August, his son and Walker gave some insight to his retirement.

“I think it is worth it. 30 years have passed,” he said. Country taste. “People do not realize how difficult the road, especially in the nineties … as he says, they were bringing a gallon of whiskeys on the road with them and will disappear on Sunday. It was a completely different kind of wandering. It was difficult for him.”

When Walker was asked what his famous father planned to do in retirement, he laughed and answered, “He bought the cart. I’m sure it would be just a stage.”

“He wants to go to Florida, sit on the cart, and do anything,” he said. “He does not even want to stop it on the beach, but rather sit inside.”

Montgomery may have recently shared a hint regarding what he might keep busy after moving from music – on July 15, participated that he became very recent.

“I am very!” books On Instagram. “Say hello to Charlot!”

He shared a picture of himself and his wife, Crystal White, with the new baby, along with a picture of himself bearing his new granddaughter.