Willie Nelson recently released his 77th studio album, titled 'Oh What A Beautiful World,' in spring 2025, featuring songs by his longtime friend Rodney Crowell.

This album coincides with the 50th anniversary of his iconic work, 'Red Headed Stranger,' which marked a significant breakthrough in his career.

As he celebrates this milestone, Nelson is also preparing for the 40th anniversary of Farm Aid, which he co-founded alongside Neil Young and John Mellencamp.

Farm Aid will take place in Minneapolis this year, continuing its mission to support family farmers across the nation.

In addition to Farm Aid, Nelson will tour with Bob Dylan as part of the Outlaw Music Festival, kicking off on June 20, 2025, in Clarkston, Michigan.

Despite recently celebrating his 90th birthday, Nelson remains actively engaged in music, stating, 'I'm not through with it yet.'

At 92 years old, he continues to pursue his passion for music and has expressed interest in a potential film about his life.

His current band includes family members, such as his sons Lukas and Micah, creating a familial atmosphere amid the losses of several classic band members.

Nelson's live performances are known for their spontaneity, as he often performs without a set list, adapting to the audience's energy.

He continues to perform songs written by his son Micah, including the contrasting piece 'Everything Is B- - - - - -t,' which he humorously describes as gospel.

In addition to his music, Nelson has launched a new THC tonic called Willie's Remedy, expanding his line of cannabis products.

Reflecting on his career, Nelson notes the significance of events like Farm Aid, stating that each has been memorable for different reasons.