The Watch An Enticing Invitation Onlineworld continues to mourn the death of rock legend Tom Petty after he died in Los Angeles on Monday night at the age of 66.
SEE ALSO: Here are the 10 Tom Petty songs you should listen to right nowBut as family, fellow musicians, and fans alike grieve, Petty leaves behind several iconic performances to remember him by.
Just weeks before his death, Petty had actually been on his Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers 40th Anniversary Tour, performing his timeless hits to audiences in the U.S., England, and Canada for the past several months. Petty wrapped up the tour just last Monday, Sept. 25, at the legendary Hollywood Bowl in his adopted hometown of Los Angeles.
Here are five of this American bard's last performances of his most beloved songs, now iconic in the light of his sudden passing.
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