Morgan Wallen To Take Over US Stadiums In 2027

Wallen continues his record-breaking run of stadium shows across the U.S. with 14 more dates in 2027.

Country superstar Morgan Wallen is embarking on a massive stadium tour across the United States in 2027.

Following his record-breaking Still the Problem Tour, which sold out 23 stadium shows across 12 North American cities this year, Wallen returns to the road in 2027 with his 14-date Last Time I Checked stadium tour.

The tour begins with two nights at Tampa’s Raymond James Stadium on Friday, 11 and Saturday, 12 June.

The tour continues with two-night stints in numerous venues, including Foxborough’s Gillette Stadium, Athens’ Dooley Field at Sanford Stadium, Buffalo’s Highmark Stadium, Columbus’ Ohio Stadium, and Arlington’s AT&T Stadium. It concludes at Nashville’s Nissan Stadium on Friday, 27 and Saturday, 28 August. See all the dates and venues below.

Cole Swindell and Stella Lefty appear on all dates, while Brooks & Dunn, HARDY and Thomas Rhett support Wallen at select shows.

Pre-sale registration is now open through Thursday, 19 November, at 10 pm ET. The public on-sale opens on Friday, 20 November, at 10 am local time – head to the Last Time I Checked Tour website for more details.

The news of Wallen’s impending stadium run arrives just days after the singer announced that his festival, Sand in My Boots, returns to Gulf Shores, Alabama in May 2027. He headlines the event alongside rockers Kings of Leon and another one of country music’s biggest names, Ella Langley.

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Wallen has consistently toured since releasing his fourth album, I’m The Problem, last May. The 37-track, 117-minute collection marks the longest record Wallen has released to date – with the most songs, too. His latest hit, Been By Now, marked his 23rd #1 on the Billboard chart.

He recently dropped the single Last Thing You Need from the Grand Theft Auto VI soundtrack. Wallen also serves as a host of the in-game radio station, “Back Country Radio.”

Like previous tours, a portion of every ticket sold will benefit the Morgan Wallen Foundation, which supports programs for youth in sports and music.