Beloved gospel music icon Guy Penrod has officially announced his 2026 “One Last Ride” Tour — a heartfelt farewell that promises to fill every stage with faith, hope, and the timeless power of song. Known for his golden voice, warm spirit, and unwavering message of God’s love, Guy is preparing to deliver evenings of worship and inspiration that audiences will carry in their hearts long after the final note fades.
For decades, Guy has been a cornerstone of gospel music — first as the powerhouse lead vocalist of the Gaither Vocal Band, and later as a solo artist whose songs have touched lives in churches, concert halls, and homes across the world. With his trademark long silver hair, heartfelt delivery, and gentle humor, he has a way of making even the largest crowd feel like a gathering of friends.
The “One Last Ride” Tour will feature the songs that have defined his ministry and career. From the soaring praise of Because He Lives to the tender reassurance of Knowing You’ll Be There, each performance will be more than music — it will be ministry. Fans can expect moments of joy that lift the spirit, moments of reflection that stir the soul, and moments of worship that point every heart toward heaven.
In a statement from his Tennessee home, Guy shared,
“Every mile, every stage, every song has been a gift from God. This tour is about celebrating His goodness with the people who have walked this journey with me. I want every night to feel like worship — because that’s what this music has always been about.”
The tour will begin in Dallas, Texas in March 2026 and travel through over 20 cities, including Nashville, Atlanta, Denver, and Charlotte, before concluding with a final, emotional homecoming performance in Tennessee. Along the way, Guy will be joined by guest musicians, choir ensembles, and longtime friends from the gospel music community.
But one question lingers in the hearts of fans: Could this truly be Guy Penrod’s final ride, or will the road — and the call to share God’s message in song — bring him back once more?
For now, one thing is certain: “One Last Ride” will be more than a concert tour. It will be a moving celebration of faith, family, and the music that has carried Guy Penrod — and millions of his listeners — through life’s valleys and mountaintops.