Morgan Wallen Concerts 2026-2027: Tour Schedule, Tickets and Cities

Who is Morgan Wallen?

Morgan Wallen is the singer from Sneedville, Tennessee, who blends country music with rock and hip hop influences. After competing on The Voice in 2014 he broke through with Whiskey Glasses; Dangerous and One Thing at a Time spent weeks at number one on the Billboard 200, and Last Night became one of the longest-running number-one songs of 2023.

Following I'm the Problem, released in May 2025, Wallen played major US stadiums in spring and summer 2026 on the Still The Problem Tour. The tour began in Minneapolis on 10 April 2026, and most cities hosted two consecutive nights. Wallen's concerts take place mainly in the United States.

Achievements and milestones

• Named Entertainer of the Year at the 2024 CMA Awards.
• One Thing at a Time spent many weeks at number one on the Billboard 200.
• Last Night was one of the longest-running number-one songs on the Billboard Hot 100 in 2023.

Travelling from abroad to a US stadium show

Because Wallen's tours take place largely in US stadiums, the most important step for international visitors is travel documentation. Many nationalities, including Turkish citizens, need a visa to enter the United States, and appointment waiting times can be long; sort out your visa before buying a ticket.

Hotel prices rise sharply on concert nights in stadium cities. See the going abroad for a concert guide for flights and accommodation.

A long support line-up and the stage time

Artists such as Brooks & Dunn, Hardy, Ella Langley and Thomas Rhett rotated as support acts on the Still The Problem Tour, with three support acts each night. The time on the ticket is therefore usually the doors or the start of the programme, not Wallen's stage time.

Compare floor and seated options in the stadium concert ticket categories guide.

What to expect from the setlist

Whiskey Glasses, Wasted on You, 7 Summers, Last Night and Love Somebody are the loudest singalongs at Wallen's concerts. He spends long stretches on a runway that extends into the crowd, and shows usually end with fireworks.

What to know before you go

• Clear bag policies are common at US stadiums; choose your bag accordingly.
• With several support acts, expect a long evening.
• Traffic around the stadium is heavy on concert nights; plan the journey back in advance.
• Bring water and sun protection for summer shows.

How to plan travel around the concert

Secure the ticket before booking flights or accommodation. Aim to arrive at least a day before the show and stay 20–30 minutes from the venue on a direct public transport line; a same-day flight that runs late can mean missing the concert.

If the tour has several stops, compare the combined cost of ticket, flights and two nights' stay across cities rather than the ticket price alone.