Frankie Valli, 92, Pulls the Curtain on Four Seasons Farewell Run

The voice behind 'Big Girls Don't Cry' and 'Can't Take My Eyes Off You' has cancelled all remaining 2026 tour dates, with his team citing health concerns.

Frankie Valli, 92, has cancelled the remaining dates on the Four Seasons' 2026 farewell tour.
His representatives cited health concerns but did not specify a diagnosis or condition.
The cancellations affect all upcoming scheduled performances on the farewell run.
Valli has been a recording and touring artist for more than seven decades.
No statement has been made about whether the dates will be rescheduled or refunded.

There was a run of dates still on the calendar, a few thousand ticket-holders still holding on, and then there wasn't. Frankie Valli, 92, has cancelled the remainder of the Four Seasons' 2026 farewell tour, his team confirmed, citing health concerns. No diagnosis was named. No timetable was offered.

The announcement lands with particular weight because this was already a farewell. The tour had been framed as a final lap — the kind of run that lets audiences say goodbye on their own terms, in an arena seat, with the lights low and the opening chords of “Sherry” still capable of doing what they do. That curtain came down earlier than scheduled.

Valli has spent more than seventy years in front of an audience, first as the falsetto engine of the Four Seasons in the early 1960s and then, decades later, as a figure revived in the cultural memory by the Broadway run and subsequent film adaptation of Jersey Boys. “Can't Take My Eyes Off You.” “Big Girls Don't Cry.” “Walk Like a Man.” The catalogue is the kind that fills a room without introduction.

As of publication, no word has come on whether affected ticket-holders will receive automatic refunds or whether any dates might be rescheduled pending his recovery.