The Hollies End Sixty-Year Touring Run | Huntsville News

After 60 years on the road, The Hollies are retiring from touring — a bittersweet farewell for the legendary British band whose sound shaped rock history. Guitarist Tony Hicks (80) and drummer Bobby Elliott (84), both founding members since 1962, are stepping away from live performances after decades of iconic hits like “Bus Stop,” “Carrie Anne,” and “He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother.” Inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2010, they’ve toured the globe with a core lineup intact since 2004. With 23 studio albums and a devoted global fanbase, The Hollies’ legacy is etched in music history — and their final shows are a heartfelt thank you to fans who stood by them through the ages.

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