Willie Nelson opens up about continuing his touring journey at 90.

Willie Nelson has been captivating crowds for nearly six decades, and he shows no signs of taking a break.

As he approaches his 90th birthday this month, the legendary musician is as dedicated as ever to his craft, producing quality music and ensuring his vast fan base gets to experience his live performances.

Nelson, who kickstarted his major music career with Liberty Records in 1962, is set to celebrate his significant birthday on tour. In a recent conversation with AARP, he mentioned that although he doesn’t need to work, it benefits him greatly.

“Working is really good for me, no matter the type of show,” he commented.

He added, “Being there for two days, surrounded by good friends who’ll join me on stage, makes it incredibly enjoyable. I’m really looking forward to it.”

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The trend of celebrated figures maintaining their career momentum into their later years isn’t new—Dick Van Dyke (97), Michael Caine (89), and David Attenborough (96) are testament to this. However, it’s important to recognize the distinction between taking on roles in film or TV and engaging in live music performances across multiple tour dates.

Nevertheless, Nelson is not just keeping busy; he’s delivering unforgettable performances, an impressive feat as he nears his 90th year.