Judy Collins has announced the initial details for what is being billed as her final tour. Slated to span from July through the spring of 2027, the “Sweet Judy Blue Eyes” Farewell Tour will boast over 50 dates, including return trips to some venues long associated with the now 87-year-old folk singer. Along the way, a cross-generational mix of acts, including Amanda Shires, Richard Thompson and Elles Bailey will join Collins on select dates.

“Touring has been the great thread of my life—city to city, song to song, face to face,” Collins said in a statement. “The audiences have carried me for decades, and I’ve never stopped being moved by what can happen in a room when we truly listen to one another. This tour is my way of saying thank you—out loud, together.”

One highlight taking place near the start of the run is an afternoon show at Lenox, MA’s Tanglewood on August 30 that will also feature Roseanne Cash, Mary Chapin Carpenter and Amanda Shires. Collins will also take part in a Fourth of July concert that will be broadcast live on PBS, PBS.org and the PBS app. Billed as America Made In Virginia: 250 Years Together, the celebration will air on July 4 at 8 PM ET, live from the historic Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia. Tony winner Michael Feinstein, three-time Grammy winner Ryan Speedo Green, Tony winner Kelli O’Hara and Tony winner Adrienne Warren will all take part in the event, which will also include a special greeting from documentary filmmaker Ken Burns.

Looking ahead, the Manhattan-based Collins will return to New York’s Town Hall, where she recorded her famed The Judy Collins Concert live album in 1964, on March 20. Several special guests are expected to join Collins for the homecoming show. Collins will add additional dates to her farewell tour in the coming months

Here’s a look at the “Sweet Judy Blue Eyes” Farewell Tour

JULY 4 / WILLIAMSBURG, VA, U.S. 250th Anniversary Celebration

JULY 5 / WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Music Arts Center

JULY 12 / CAMPBELLFORD, ON, Westben Arts Festival Theater

JULY 15 / HYANNIS, MA, Cape Cod Melody Tent*

JULY 16 / COHASSET, MA, South Shore Music Circus*

JULY 18 / LANSDOWNE, PA, Lansdowne Theater*

JULY 20 / OCEAN CITY, NJ, Ocean City Music Pier^

JULY 22 / DENVER, CO, Denver Botanical Garden#

JULY 24 / BAYFIELD, WI, Big Top Chautauqua

AUG 6 / SAN DIEGO, CA, Humphreys Concerts by the Bay%

AUG 7 / LOS ANGELES, CA, Ford Theater#

AUG 15 / BROWNFIELD, ME, Stone Mountain

AUG 16 / BAR HARBOR, ME, Criterion Theater

AUG 26 / IOWA CITY, IA, Englert Theater#

AUG 27 / DES MOINES, IA, Hoyt Sherman Place#

AUG 30 / LENOX, MA, Tanglewood$

SEPT 8 / OMAHA, NE, Astro Theater#

SEPT 9 / LAWRENCE, KS, Liberty Hall#

SEPT 15 / NASHVILLE, TN, Americana Fest

SEPT 19 / HONOLULU, HI, Blue Note

SEPT 20 / HONOLULU, HI, Blue Note

SEPT 24 / TUCSON, AZ, Fox Theater

SEPT 27 / SANTA BARBARA, CA, Lobero Theatre 

SEPT 29 / PORT ANGELES, WA, Field Arts & Events Hall

SEPT 30 / KIRKLAND, WA, Kirkland PAC

OCT 2 / GRANTS PASS, OR, The Rouge Theatre

OCT 9 / ITHACA, NY, State Theater

OCT 16 / FALLON, NV, Barkley Theater

OCT 18 / BERKELEY, CA, Cal Performance Arts

OCT 21 / CLEVELAND, OH, Music Box

OCT 23 / CHICAGO, IL, Old Town School of Folk

OCT 24 / CHICAGO, IL, Old Town School of Folk

OCT 27 / MINNEAPOLIS, MN, Dakota

OCT 28 / MINNEAPOLIS, MN, Dakota

OCT 30 / MINNEAPOLIS, MN, Dakota

NOV 1 / LAFAYETTE, IN, Long Center for the Performing Arts

NOV 4 / MUNHALL, PA, Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall

NOV 17 / ALEXANDRIA, VA, The Birchmere

NOV 18 / ALEXANDRIA, VA, The Birchmere

NOV 22 / MORRISTOWN, NJ, MAYO Center

NOV 29 / RIDGEFIELD, CT, Ridgefield Playhouse

DEC 12 / RIVERHEAD, NY, Suffolk Theater

DEC 18 / OGUNQUIT, ME, Jonathan’s

DEC 19 / OGUNQUIT, ME, Jonathan’s

JAN 9 / FORT LAUDERDALE, FL, Amaturo Theater

 JAN 13 / PONTE VEDRA BEACH, FL, Ponte Vedra Beach Concert Hall

JAN 14 / ORLANDO, FL, Plaza Theater

JAN 16 / CLEARWATER, FL, Capitol Theater

MAR 4 / LEXINGTON, KY, Troubadour Concert Series

MAR 6 / PELHAM, TN, The Caverns

MAR 20 / NEW YORK, NY, Town Hall, NYC

APR 10 / PORTLAND, OR, Aladdin Theater

(*)w/ Richard Thompson and Elles Bailey

(^)w/ Richard Thompson

(#)w/ Bruce Cockburn

($)w/ Mary Chapin Carpenter, Roseanne Cash, Amanda Shires

(%) Amanda Shires