'Tonight is the final night': Elton John says goodbye to over 50 years of touring with last show on his farewell tour

The Rocket Man is retiring from the road.

Elton John is set to perform Saturday night what he says will be the last show on the final tour of his career.

The iconic, award-winning musician will take the stage for purportedly the last time ever as a touring artist in Stockholm, Sweden, according to his website.

In the caption for a video posted to his official Instagram, the British music legend wrote, "What a journey this tour has been and now we find ourselves at the end of it. Tonight is the final night."

The video includes a clip from a 2018 interview he did with CNN's Anderson Cooper in which the musician announced his retirement from touring. "It's the last time that I will be touring and traveling the world," John says in the clip.

The five-time Grammy winner's "Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour" kicked off in 2018 and was originally meant to end in 2021, but was postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The tour has been publicized as his last after more than five decades of touring.

The tour featured more than 300 shows and was attended by more than 6 million fans across the world, according to John's Instagram video. The 76-year-old musician headlined the Glastonbury Festival as his final UK stop on his farewell tour.