Morgan Wallen’s Still The Problem Tour 2026: How to Get Tickets

Country music superstar Morgan Wallen is keeping the momentum alive with his newly announced Still The Problem Tour for 2026. Following the massive success of his 2025 I’m The Problem Tour, which wrapped up in September after packing stadiums across the U.S. and Canada, Wallen revealed this extension on October 30, 2025, via social media and his official website. The announcement came after a cryptic countdown that had fans buzzing, and it promises another round of high-octane stadium shows that blend Wallen’s signature country sound with rock-infused energy.

This tour is tied closely to Wallen’s fourth studio album, I’m The Problem, which dropped on May 16, 2025, through Big Loud, Republic, and Mercury Records. The album features 37 tracks, including guest appearances from artists like Tate McRae, Eric Church, and HARDY, and singles such as “Love Somebody,” “Smile,” and the title track “I’m The Problem.” Released amid Wallen’s ongoing rise as one of country’s biggest stars—despite past controversies—the album has been praised for its raw, introspective lyrics and chart-topping potential. Preorders for the album began in March 2025, with teaser tracks like “I’m A Little Crazy” and “Just In Case” building hype.

Why This Tour Matters: Building on a Phenomenal Run

Wallen’s 2025 tour, originally titled One Night At A Time before evolving into I’m The Problem, was a record-breaker, selling out 20 stadium shows and drawing millions of fans. The Still The Problem Tour ’26 continues this trajectory, focusing on 21 dates in 11 cities, all in iconic stadiums. Notably absent are shows in Tennessee, Wallen’s home state, which has sparked some fan disappointment but underscores the tour’s national scope. Two dates—June 26 and 27—are teasingly listed as “Nice try!” on Wallen’s site, hinting at potential surprise announcements or special events.

Wallen’s tours have become cultural events, blending heartfelt ballads with party anthems. Fans can expect setlists heavy on I’m The Problem tracks, alongside staples like “Last Night” and “Whiskey Glasses.” The singer’s ability to connect with audiences, even amid debates about his personal life and industry impact, keeps demand high.

Full Tour Schedule and Venues

The tour launches in Minneapolis and concludes in Philadelphia, covering Midwest, South, West, and East Coast hotspots. Here’s the complete lineup:

Date	City, State	Venue	Notes
April 10	Minneapolis, MN	U.S. Bank Stadium	Opening nights
April 11	Minneapolis, MN	U.S. Bank Stadium
April 18	Tuscaloosa, AL	Saban Field at Bryant-Denny Stadium	Single show
May 1	Las Vegas, NV	Allegiant Stadium
May 2	Las Vegas, NV	Allegiant Stadium
May 8	Indianapolis, IN	Lucas Oil Stadium
May 9	Indianapolis, IN	Lucas Oil Stadium
May 15	Gainesville, FL	Ben Hill Griffin Stadium
May 16	Gainesville, FL	Ben Hill Griffin Stadium
May 29	Denver, CO	Empower Field at Mile High
May 30	Denver, CO	Empower Field at Mile High
June 5	Pittsburgh, PA	Acrisure Stadium
June 6	Pittsburgh, PA	Acrisure Stadium
June 19	Chicago, IL	Soldier Field
June 20	Chicago, IL	Soldier Field
June 26	TBA	TBA	Teased date
June 27	TBA	TBA	Teased date
July 17	Baltimore, MD	M&T Bank Stadium
July 18	Baltimore, MD	M&T Bank Stadium
July 24	Ann Arbor, MI	Michigan Stadium
July 25	Ann Arbor, MI	Michigan Stadium
July 31	Philadelphia, PA	Lincoln Financial Field
August 1	Philadelphia, PA	Lincoln Financial Field	Closing nights

This schedule emphasizes double-header weekends in most cities, maximizing fan access.

Star-Studded Support Acts

The lineup features a rotating cast of direct support acts, including country legends Brooks & Dunn, hitmakers HARDY and Thomas Rhett, and rising star Ella Langley. Additional openers vary by market and include Gavin Adcock, Hudson Westbrook, Flatland Cavalry, Jason Scott & The High Heat, Zach John King, Vincent Mason, and Blake Whiten. Specific acts per date aren’t fully detailed yet, but expect announcements closer to showtime. This mix ensures diverse energy, from classic duets to fresh talent.

Ticket Sales: How to Secure Your Spot

Tickets are expected to move fast, given Wallen’s track record of sellouts. Presale registration is available now through November 6, 2025, at 10 p.m. local time on stilltheproblem.com. Various presales, including artist, venue, and fan club options, kick off on November 5, 2025, at 10 a.m. local time. General public sales start November 7, 2025, at 10 a.m. local time via major platforms like Ticketmaster, AXS, SeatGeek, and Paciolan. Pricing details haven’t been released, but based on past tours, expect tickets starting around $50 for upper levels, with premium options exceeding $200. VIP packages may include meet-and-greets or exclusive merch.

For the best chance, sign up for Wallen’s newsletter or follow him on social media for updates. Resale sites like StubHub could be an option post-onsale, but watch for inflated prices.

A Brief Look at Morgan Wallen’s Rise

Born in Sneedville, Tennessee, Wallen rose to fame after The Voice in 2014, signing with Big Loud Records. His debut album If I Know Me (2018) spawned hits like “Up Down,” but it was Dangerous: The Double Album (2021) that catapulted him to stardom, spending 10 weeks at No. 1 on Billboard 200. Despite a 2021 racial slur controversy that led to temporary industry backlash, Wallen rebounded stronger, with One Thing at a Time (2023) breaking streaming records. His music resonates with themes of love, heartbreak, and small-town life, appealing to a broad audience.

What Fans Can Expect and Why It’s a Must-See

Expect pyrotechnics, massive sing-alongs, and Wallen’s charismatic stage presence. The tour’s name nods to his album’s self-reflective vibe, potentially including new material or collaborations. With support from industry heavyweights, each show feels like a mini-festival. For country fans, this is a chance to witness Wallen’s evolution live.

Don’t miss out—head to morganwallen.com for more. Whether you’re a longtime admirer or new to his sound, Still The Problem Tour 2026 is set to be one of the year’s hottest tickets.