Music fans around the world are preparing to say goodbye to one of the most influential figures in modern music. Legendary musician, producer, and ambient music pioneer Brian Eno has officially announced that his upcoming world tour will be his last before retiring from live performances.
The 76-year-old British artist, known for revolutionizing ambient and electronic music, as well as his groundbreaking work with artists like David Bowie, U2, and Talking Heads, made the announcement in an emotional statement. “This tour will be my final one. It’s been an incredible journey, but I feel it’s time to step away from performing and focus on other creative pursuits,” Eno shared.
The farewell tour, which is expected to span multiple continents, will celebrate Eno’s vast and influential career, featuring music from his solo works, collaborations, and film scores. Fans can anticipate immersive performances blending visuals, ambient soundscapes, and innovative stage design—hallmarks of Eno’s artistic vision.
Eno first gained fame as the original keyboardist and synthesizer player for Roxy Music in the early 1970s before branching into experimental solo projects that helped define the ambient genre. His albums such as Music for Airports, Apollo, and Another Green World have influenced generations of musicians and continue to shape modern electronic and experimental music.
While he is retiring from live performances, Eno reassured fans that he will remain active in the music and art world. “I will continue to create, collaborate, and explore new ideas. This is not an end—just a transition to another phase,” he added.
Tour dates and ticket sales are expected to be announced soon, with fans eagerly awaiting a chance to witness the final performances of a true musical visionary.