Elton John has announced his massive “Farewell Yellow Brick Road” world tour, which will mark the legendary singer-songwriter’s retirement from touring over a three-year period of over 300 shows. The tour kicks off September 8 in Allentown, PA.

“It’s time to come off the road so I can fully embrace the next important chapter of my life,” John says in a press release. “Performing live fuels me and I’m ecstatic and humbled to continue to play to audiences across the globe. I plan to bring the passion and creativity that has entertained my fans for decades to my final tour. After the tour finishes, I’m very much looking forward to closing off that chapter of my life by saying farewell to life on the road. I need to dedicate more time to raising my children.”

The initial dates run through June 2019, with the North American and first batch of European dates included. The tour will also hit Asia, and Australasia in 2019-20 and South America in 2020 before returning to Europe and the UK in late 2020 and North America again in 2021. The first round of North American gigs include stops at New York’s Madison Square Garden and Brooklyn’s Barclay’s Center, plus venues in Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, St. Louis, Denver, Portland, OR, Nashville, Texas, Florida and many more.

See the announced dates below, along with a retrospective video for the tour that recounts some of John’s most celebrated compositions. Tickets for the initial shows go on sale next Friday, February 2, with American Express pre-sales beginning tomorrow, January 25, at 10am local time. More information can be found at Elton John’s website.

Elton John Tour Dates

September 8 Allentown, PA — PPL Center
September 11 Philadelphia, PA — The Wells Fargo Center
September 12 Philadelphia, PA — The Wells Fargo Center
September 15 Buffalo, NY — KeyBank Center
September 16 University Park, PA — Bryce Jordan Center
September 19 Hartford, CT — XL Center
September 21 Washington, DC — Capital One Arena
September 22 Washington, DC — Capital One Arena
September 25 Toronto, ON — Air Canada Centre
September 26 Toronto, ON — Air Canada Centre
September 28 Ottawa, ON — Canadian Tire Centre
September 29 Québec City, QC — Videotron Centre
October 4 Montreal, QC — Bell Centre
October 6 Boston, MA — TD Garden
October 10 Pittsburgh, PA — PPG Paints Arena
October 12 Detroit, MI — Little Caesars Arena
October 15 Grand Rapids, MI — Van Andel Arena
October 18 New York, NY — Madison Square Garden
October 19 New York, NY — Madison Square Garden
October 23 Louisville, KY — KFC Yum! Center
October 24 Nashville, TN — Bridgestone Arena
October 26 Chicago, IL — United Center
October 27 Chicago, IL — United Center
October 30 St. Louis, MO — Scottrade Center
November 2 Columbus, OH — Schottenstein Center
November 3 Cleveland, OH — Quicken Loans Arena
November 8 New York, NY — Madison Square Garden
November 23 Sunrise, FL — BB&T Center
November 24 Miami, FL — AmericanAirlines Arena
November 27 Orlando, FL — Amway Center
November 28 Tampa, FL — Amalie Arena
November 30 Atlanta, GA — Philips Arena
December 1 Atlanta, GA — Philips Arena
December 4 Birmingham, AL — Legacy Arena at The BJCC
December 6 New Orleans, LA — Smoothie King Center
December 8 Houston, TX — Toyota Center
December 9 Houston, TX — Toyota Center
December 12 San Antonio, TX — AT&T Center
December 14 Dallas, TX — American Airlines Center
December 15 Dallas, TX — American Airlines Center
January 11 Boise, ID — Taco Bell Arena
January 12 Portland, OR — Moda Center
January 15 Fresno, CA — Save Mart Center
January 16 Sacramento, CA — Golden1 Center
January 18 Oakland, CA — Oracle Arena
January 19 San Jose, CA — SAP Center at San Jose
January 22 Los Angeles, CA — STAPLES CENTER
January 23 Los Angeles, CA — STAPLES CENTER
January 26 Glendale, AZ — Gila River Arena
January 29 San Diego, CA — Valley View Casino Center
February 7 Denver, CO — Pepsi Center
February 9 Tulsa, OK — BOK Center
February 12 Omaha, NE — CenturyLink Center
February 13 Kansas City, MO — Sprint Center
February 19 Milwaukee, WI — Wisconsin Entertainment and Sports Center
February 21 Minneapolis, MN — Target Center
February 27 Cincinnati, OH — U.S. Bank Arena
March 1 Albany, NY — Times Union Center
March 8 Brooklyn, NY — Barclays Center
March 12 Raleigh, NC — PNC Arena
March 13 Columbia, SC — Colonial Life Arena
March 15 Jacksonville, FL — Jascksonville Veterans Memorial Arena

May 2 Vienna, Austria — Stadthalle
May 4 Krakow, Poland — Tauron Arena
May 7 Prague, Czech Republic — O2 Arena
May 9 Bremen, Germany — OVB Arena
May 11 Stuttgart, Germany — Schleyerballe
May 12 Oberhausen, Germany — KoPi Arena
May 15 Amsterdam, Netherlands — Ziggodome
May 18 Copehagen, Denmark — Royal Arena
May 19 Gothenburg, Sweden — Scandinavium
May 22 Hannover, Germany — Tui Arena
May 23 Antwerp, Belgium — Sportpaleis
May 26 Munich, Germany — Olympiahalle
June 1 Wiebasden, Germany — Bowling Green
June 12 Dublin, Rep of Ireland — 3Arena
June 29 Montreux, Switzerland — Montreux Jazz Festival
June 30 Montreux, Switzerland — Montreux Jazz Festival