🎤 Morgan Wallen Announces His 2026 Stadium Tour: Still the Problem

Country-music star Morgan Wallen has officially announced his upcoming stadium tour: the Still the Problem Tour, set for spring and summer of 2026. This clean, straightforward blog will walk you through the what, why, when, where and how of the tour-so whether you're a die-hard fan or just curious, you know exactly what's going on.

1. The Big Announcement

On October 30, 2025, Morgan Wallen announced the 2026 “Still the Problem” stadium tour.

The tour is built to support his fourth studio album I'm the Problem, which was released May 16, 2025.

Here are some key takeaways:

It’s a 21-date stadium tour across major U.S. stadiums.

It starts April 10, 2026 in Minneapolis at the U.S. Bank Stadium.

The General ticket on-sale will begin November 7, 2025 at 10 a.m. local time, with presale registration open before then.

It's clear Morgan is planning a large-scale return to stadiums and expects to deliver big for his fans.

2. Why This Tour Matters

Why should fans care? A few reasons:

a) Huge album success

Some key milestones for the album "I'm the Problem" include 12 non-consecutive weeks in the No. 1 spot on the Billboard 200 and 13 non-consecutive weeks at No. 1 on the Canadian albums chart.

With the momentum behind him, the tour becomes so much more than simply live shows; it's a celebration of where he is right now in his career.

b) Stadium scale & major venues

Morgan is playing to true stadiums — not just arenas. For example:

Two nights at Michigan’s Michigan Stadium are confirmed for July 24 & 25, 2026.

Stops also include Florida’s Ben Hill Griffin Stadium and Alabama’s Bryant‑Denny Stadium (Saban Field) among others.

Stadium tours mean higher production values, larger crowds, and a “big event” feel — and fans who’ve followed Morgan know he thrives in that kind of atmosphere.

c) Giving back

The tour continues a philanthropic thread: a portion of each ticket sold will benefit the Morgan Wallen Foundation, which supports youth in sports and music.

Not only is it fun, but there is also a purpose behind it.

3. Tour Details & What to Expect

Practical details and what to look out for by fans include the following:

Dates & Locations

Tour launches April 10, 2026 in Minneapolis (U.S. Bank Stadium).

It spans 11 cities and 21 dates.

Some cities get two nights. Many shows are back-to-back, such as Indianapolis’ Lucas Oil Stadium on May 8 & 9.

The tour concludes in Philadelphia on August 1, 2026.

Support Acts

Morgan’s not doing it alone. Rotating direct support acts include:

Brooks & Dunn

HARDY

Ella Langley

Thomas Rhett

Plus additional supporting artists: Gavin Adcock, Flatland Cavalry, Hudson Westbrook, Zach John King, Vincent Mason, Blake Whiten.

Tickets & Presale

Presale registration is now open - from the date of this announcement until Nov 6, 2025 at 10 p.m. local time.

General public on-sale begins Nov 7, 2025 at 10 a.m. local time.

Because this is stadium scale, tickets may sell quickly — early registration is recommended.

Note: dates, venue capacities, and ticket tiers will vary city to city.

Production & Experience

While full production details haven't been publicly laid out, fans should expect:

Big staging, lighting, and sound befitting stadiums.

The two-night stays in many of the venues gave different opening acts per night.

Presumably, the setlist leaned heavily on “I’m the Problem” album material, plus past hits.

A mix of Morgan's signature country-pop sound with crowd interaction and large live energy.

4. Why Now? Why This Tour?

There's also some broader context to understand:

The comedian wrapped up his latest tour, the "I'm the Problem Tour," in September 2025.

Given his successful recent album and presence in country music, it would make a lot of sense to build on that momentum with stadium shows.

Stadium tours represent a full-scale escalation-for the artist, for the fans, for the live-music experience.

Morgan has spoken about growth in his career and personal life. In the announcement video, he reflected: "For a long time I had a lot of things holding me back … I feel like I've said goodbye to a lot of those things, and I'm proud of the results." This tour is not just a live event, as it becomes, with the philanthropic dimension and scale of venue, a statement of where Morgan is artistically. 5. For Fans & First-Timers — Tips to Get the Most Out of It If you're thinking of going-or just following along-here are some helpful tips: Register for presale: do this ASAP while the registration is open. The earlier, the better, for better seats. Pick your city carefully: Some venues will have better sightlines, stage orientation, crowd size. If you have travel flexibility, compare cities. Budget accordingly: A stadium show usually means higher ticket prices, and possibly travel, lodging, parking. Check support acts: Many opening acts rotate, so if you want to see one guest in particular make sure you check which night they're appearing. Know the venue: Stadium concerts are different from arena shows, with larger crowds, more walking, and longer set-up times. Plan for early arrival, parking, and any venue policies on bags, security, etc. Merchandise time: For big tours like this, tour-spec merch usually sells out early. If you want mementos, get there early or check the official online merch. Enjoy the experience: Bring your energy, come early, soak in the atmosphere. A tour of stadiums from Morgan Wallen promises to be an unforgettable evening. Follow official information: Keep an eye on Morgan's social media, official tour website at StillTheProblem.com, and venue announcements for updates in case of changes.