Kentucky natives, The Judds, are one of the most successful country music duos of all time - amassing fourteen number-one hits and over 60 industry awards including multiple CMA, ACM, and Grammy awards.  After launching their career with RCA Records in 1984, The Judds sold 20 million albums in just 6 short years.  By 1989, The Judds were one of the top-grossing and most popular touring acts in America.  But at the height of their career, Naomi Judd announced she would have to retire due to health complications.  To say goodbye to their fans, they launched the 116-city Judds Farewell Tour selling more concert tickets than anyone that year with the exceptions of The Grateful Dead and The Rolling Stones.  They came together again at last year's 2009 CMA Music Festival and captivated the massive audience with their homespun, acoustic harmonies that felt as revelatory as they did when the first shot onto the country music scene 26 years ago.  Encouraged by that performance and driven by the fans, the duo decided to tour one last time for 2010's The Judds:  The Last Encore.