The Judds have been on hiatus for more than ten years, but they're now returning to stage for the last time for their final tour.
According to NJ, the mother-daughter duo, composed of Naomi and Wynonna Judd, will only have ten scheduled shows for their final tour before they completely retire from the music industry.
In an interview with Billboard, Wynonna said she's looking forward to celebrating their music with fans, and she enjoyed her 38-year journey with her mother.
Produced by Sandbox Live and Live Nation, the ten-show trek will begin on September 30 at the Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
"The Final Tour" will include shows in cities like Duluth, Biloxi, Green Bay, and more.
Their final show will be at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee.
Aside from the duo, Martina McBride will join them as a special guest on selected dates.
In a statement, Naomi said her fans have always been her family of choice, adding, "I love them dearly, so I'm chompin' at the bit to belt out our hits and reconnect with them once again."
She expressed her gratitude to her singing partner by commending her for being "wild and extremely talented" who can sing any genre.
Sandbox Entertainment president and CEO Jason Owen also issued a statement, saying The Judds was the first concert he attended, and it's a "full circle" moment for his team.
Earlier this week, The Judds graced the CMT Music Awards by performing their smash hit "Love Can Build a Bridge."
The pre-recorded performance took place on March 23 at Nashville's Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, where they will be enshrined in May.
The duo first released an EP titled "Wynonna & Naomi," consisting of six songs. They later took over the country music scene, which led them to win five Grammy awards.
How To Buy Tickets and How Much Is It?
Tickets to watch the Grammy Award-winning duo will go on sale to the general public starting this Friday, April 15, at 10 a.m. local via StubHub's website.
Fans could also use Vivid Seats' website to get $20 off purchases over $200 using the outlet's promo code NJ20 at checkout.
On the ticketing website, ticket prices could go up to $2,130 each, with $45 being the cheapest, but prices vary depending on the show's location.
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