Quick Read
- Morgan Wallen’s ‘Still The Problem’ stadium tour spans 21 dates across 11 cities in 2026.
- Tour features double-night stops at major stadiums, including Michigan Stadium—the largest in the U.S.
- Star guests include Brooks & Dunn, HARDY, Ella Langley, and Thomas Rhett, with additional opening acts.
- A portion of ticket sales supports the Morgan Wallen Foundation for youth sports and music programs.
- Pre-sale registration runs through November 6; public ticket sales start November 7.
Morgan Wallen Unveils ‘Still The Problem’ Stadium Tour for 2026
For fans of country music, few announcements shake the ground quite like a new Morgan Wallen stadium tour. On October 30, 2025, Wallen revealed his latest venture: the Still The Problem Tour, an 11-city, 21-date spectacle set to unfold across North America’s most legendary stadiums in 2026. The tour launches on April 10 in Minneapolis at U.S. Bank Stadium, signaling Wallen’s intent to go big—again.
The announcement wasn’t just a social media drop; it was a crescendo of anticipation. Earlier in the week, Wallen teased fans with a Morse code message via his fan club’s Instagram, sparking a wave of speculation that ended with the official reveal and a countdown on stilltheproblem.com. The cryptic build-up gave way to clarity: Wallen is, indeed, “Still The Problem,” and he’s bringing his music to stadiums packed with tens of thousands of devoted listeners.
Tour Highlights: Stadium Venues and Star-Studded Lineup
Wallen’s tour is not just about the music—it’s about the experience. The Still The Problem Tour will hit iconic venues, including two nights each at Minneapolis’ U.S. Bank Stadium, Gainesville’s Ben Hill Griffin Stadium (home of the Florida Gators), and Ann Arbor’s Michigan Stadium—the largest football stadium in the U.S., with a capacity exceeding 107,000. The schedule also includes stops in Las Vegas, Indianapolis, Denver, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Baltimore, and Philadelphia.
Many locations get double the Wallen experience with back-to-back concerts, amplifying the energy for local fans. Notably, the Tuscaloosa, Alabama show at Saban Field at Bryant-Denny Stadium is produced by Live Nation, while the rest of the tour is promoted by AEG Presents, highlighting Wallen’s broad industry reach.
But it’s not just Wallen taking the stage. The tour boasts a rotating cast of direct support acts—Brooks & Dunn, HARDY, Ella Langley, and Thomas Rhett—bringing their own star power to each night. Second-tier and opening acts include Gavin Adcock, Flatland Cavalry, Hudson Westbrook, Jason Scott & The High Heat, Zach John King, Vincent Mason, and Blake Whiten. For fans, this means every date promises a fresh mix of talent and genre-bending excitement (Country Central).
From Chart Records to Global Reach: The Album Behind the Tour
The tour takes its name and inspiration from Wallen’s fourth studio album, I’m The Problem, released in May 2025. The album’s impact has been nothing short of historic. It debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, spending 12 non-consecutive weeks atop the chart and 13 on the Canadian Albums chart. Internationally, it landed at No. 1 in seven countries, including a groundbreaking debut at No. 1 on the UK Official Charts—making Wallen one of just five artists to ever claim that spot with a country album.
“I’m The Problem” also broke records Down Under, becoming the longest-running No. 1 country album in Australia in a decade. Its singles, like “What I Want” (featuring Tate McRae), dominated airplay, and six tracks entered the Hot 100 top 10, with “Love Somebody” and “What I Want” both reaching No. 1. Hits Daily Double called the project “a 37-song cycle of self-reckoning,” underscoring Wallen’s ability to blend personal storytelling with mass appeal.
Wallen’s previous albums, Dangerous: The Double Album and One Thing At A Time, have remained in the Billboard 200 top 10 for over 100 weeks each—a feat never before achieved in chart history. That legacy sets the stage for the “Still The Problem” tour, which aims to translate studio success into unforgettable live moments (MusicRow).
Philanthropy at the Heart: The Morgan Wallen Foundation
There’s another side to Wallen’s tour that extends beyond the music and the crowds. A portion of every ticket sold will benefit the Morgan Wallen Foundation (MWF), which supports youth programs in sports and music. In 2025 alone, the foundation contributed over $600,000 worth of musical instruments to schools across U.S. tour cities, including Gulf Shores, Alabama. It also donated $30,000 to the Toronto Blue Jays’ Jays Cares RBI program, helping expand opportunities for young athletes and musicians.
This philanthropic mission is woven into every show, transforming ticket purchases into tangible support for community initiatives. As Wallen’s platform grows, so does his commitment to giving back—a rare alignment of commercial success and social impact.
Ticket Details and Fan Engagement
Pre-sale registration for the Still The Problem Tour is open through November 6 at 10 p.m. local time, with public ticket sales beginning November 7 at 10 a.m. local time. The pre-sale process, hosted at stilltheproblem.com, was designed to reward Wallen’s most dedicated fans, who cracked clues and followed the countdown for days.
While ticket pricing and venue-specific details are yet to be disclosed, anticipation remains high. Footer links on Wallen’s official site redirect to AEG Presents, confirming the promoter’s involvement and providing an extra layer of transparency for fans making plans months in advance.
The Bigger Picture: Wallen’s Influence and the State of Country Music
Morgan Wallen’s rise is not just a personal achievement—it’s a reflection of country music’s expanding global footprint. Billboard calls him “one of the biggest stars in the music world right now,” and The New Yorker notes his popularity “circumvents genre entirely.” With 20 No. 1 singles at country radio and 19 Billboard Music Awards, Wallen has brought country music to new audiences, breaking records and reshaping expectations for what the genre can be.
The Still The Problem Tour is more than a series of concerts—it’s an event that blends top-tier entertainment with a sense of purpose. Each stadium show is a reminder of Wallen’s ability to draw crowds, headline major venues, and use his platform for good. As fans gear up for the 2026 run, they’re not just buying tickets—they’re participating in a movement that redefines country music’s place in the world.
Wallen’s “Still The Problem” tour is set to be a defining chapter not only in his career but in the broader story of modern country music—combining blockbuster performances, community engagement, and a philanthropic vision that sets a new standard for stadium tours.