Savannah Bananas officially unveiled the set list for their much-anticipated 2026 Farewell Tour. The announcement, which dropped this week to roaring fan excitement, offers a sneak peek into the grand spectacle that will both celebrate the team’s wild journey and serve as a curtain call on an era of Banana Ball that changed the way America thinks about the sport.

The Savannah Bananas, baseball’s most entertaining and unconventional team, have taken another giant step toward cementing their legacy as they officially unveiled the set list for their much-anticipated 2026 Farewell Tour. The announcement, which dropped this week to roaring fan excitement, offers a sneak peek into the grand spectacle that will both celebrate the team’s wild journey and serve as a curtain call on an era of Banana Ball that changed the way America thinks about the sport.

A Farewell Spectacle Like No Other

Billed as both a thank-you to their loyal fan base and a final act of baseball showmanship, the 2026 Farewell Tour promises to deliver everything the Bananas have become famous for—and more. Known worldwide for their blend of athletic talent and high-energy entertainment, the Bananas have captured the imagination of millions, transforming from a quirky summer league team into a full-blown cultural phenomenon.

Founder Jesse Cole, dressed in his iconic yellow tuxedo during the announcement, said the team wanted to create a tour that reflects “the laughter, the joy, and the unforgettable memories the Bananas have created for fans everywhere.” He called the set list “a love letter to the Banana Nation.”

What Fans Can Expect

The 2026 tour will include stops in more than 40 cities, ranging from traditional baseball hotbeds to some of the most iconic stadiums in the world. But it’s the set list—carefully curated routines, skits, and performances—that fans are buzzing about.

Highlights include:

• The Banana Baby Intro: An opening act where a baby is “thrown out” as the ceremonial first pitch, a tradition that became a viral hit on social media.
• The Dance Break Inning: Every third inning will feature choreographed dance routines involving both players and fans, showcasing the Bananas’ unique mix of sport and spectacle.
• Hall of Fame Tributes: A rotating set of cameos by baseball legends, each joining the team for one game to surprise the crowd.
• Banana Ball Grand Finale: The last inning of every game will feature a high-stakes, fast-paced version of Banana Ball, complete with fireworks, live music, and on-field fan participation.
• The Yellow Carpet Farewell: At the conclusion of every tour stop, players will walk the “Yellow Carpet,” greeting fans personally in a final nod to the family-style atmosphere that has defined the Bananas’ rise.

A Celebration of Legacy

The set list is not just about laughs and tricks. It’s also designed to honor the team’s legacy. Special video montages will play during each stop, revisiting some of the most iconic Bananas moments—from walk-off celebrations to TikTok dance trends that drew millions of views worldwide.

“There’s no other team in sports that has embraced entertainment quite like the Bananas,” said sports historian Michael Grant. “This set list reads more like a Broadway production than a baseball schedule, which is exactly why they’ve been so revolutionary.”

Fans React with Excitement

Within hours of the announcement, social media lit up with anticipation. Fans from across the country expressed excitement over the chance to witness the Bananas one last time. Many noted that the Farewell Tour is shaping up to be more than just a series of games—it’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

“I don’t even watch baseball, but I’ve been following the Bananas for years,” said Emily Rodriguez, a fan from Dallas. “This isn’t about sports. It’s about joy. And I can’t wait to see them live before they say goodbye.”

The End of an Era, The Start of a Legacy

While the 2026 Farewell Tour will mark the end of the Bananas’ traveling showcase, Cole hinted that the spirit of Banana Ball will live on. He teased potential spinoffs, youth programs, and even international exhibitions in the future.

“Our goal has always been to make baseball fun again,” he said. “The Farewell Tour isn’t the end—it’s the passing of the torch. We hope what we’ve started continues to inspire teams, players, and fans around the world.”

As the countdown begins, ticket demand is already skyrocketing, with several stops expected to sell out within hours of release. For fans, the 2026 tour represents not just a final chance to see the Bananas in action, but a historic farewell to a team that turned the diamond into a stage and made baseball feel like the greatest show on Earth.

One thing is certain: when the Bananas take the field for their farewell spectacle, the world will be watching—and celebrating.