Tom Jones Launches Fall 2026 Tour: Ticket Information and Setlist Details

The iconic voice of Tom Jones is once again resonating across North America as the 86-year-old singer has embarked on his fall 2026 "Come Gather Round Tour." The tour commenced on September 18 in Highland Park, Illinois, and is scheduled to continue through early November, with performances planned at various theaters, halls, performing arts centers, parks, resorts, and auditoriums.

For fans in the New York and New Jersey area, Jones is set to make three stops. These include a performance at the Borgata Casino Event Center in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on Friday, September 25. He will then head to New York City for two consecutive nights at the Beacon Theatre on Tuesday, September 29, and Wednesday, September 30.

Last-minute tickets for the "Come Gather Round Tour" are currently available for all upcoming concerts. As of publication, the lowest ticket price found for any show was $65, including fees, for a performance at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles on October 26. Tickets for the Beacon Theatre shows in New York City start at approximately $240, including fees.

Audiences can expect a robust setlist, with Setlist FM reporting that Jones typically performs between 21 to 23 songs per show. His performances often include his signature hits such as "It's Not Unusual," "What's New Pussycat?," "Delilah," "She's A Lady," and "Sex Bomb." The concerts also feature Jones' interpretations of other artists' songs, including Prince's "Kiss," Cat Stevens' "Pop Star," and Chuck Berry's "Johnny B. Goode."

One fan who recently attended a performance at Ravinia in Highland Park described the experience on Instagram: "At 86, he brought an incredible voice, energy, charisma, and stage presence that had the whole place buzzing. What a performer, what a legend, and what an unforgettable night!"

Jones' most recent album, "Surrounded By Time," was released in 2021 and features a collection of more melancholic and reflective material, alongside more upbeat tracks like "Popstar." In 2022, he also released a comprehensive compilation titled "The Complete Decca Studio Albums Collection."

Several other legendary artists from the 1960s continue to tour, including Ringo Starr, Stevie Wonder, Buddy Guy, Smokey Robinson, and Engelbert Humperdinck. A more extensive list of major classic rock artists touring in 2026 is also available.