The tour&rsquo;s name is inspired by the newly recorded track, &ldquo;The Last Honky Tonk,&rdquo; which Johnson described as a heartfelt homage to Mills and Cope. Wayne Mills was fatally <span style="font-family: Calibri, Arial; font-size: 11pt;">jameyjohnson.tour.us.com </span>shot in Nashville in 2013, and Cope, a former member of Johnson&rsquo;s band, passed away in 2021 due to diabetes complications. Johnson recounted, &ldquo;This is my 20th year on the road&hellip; I thought that the name sounded pretty good as a tour name&mdash;&lsquo;The Last Honky Tonk Tour.&rsquo;&rdquo; He emphasized the emotional significance of having Jack Mills, Wayne&rsquo;s son, play guitar on the track during live shows, reflecting both reverence and celebration of their memory.