Upcoming Morgan Wallen dates
Dates and live ticket listings appear here as soon as they are on sale. The guide below covers what to know before you buy.
Morgan Wallen, from The Voice to stadium headliner
Morgan Wallen is a country singer and songwriter from Sneedville, Tennessee, born in 1993, and one of the largest concert draws in any genre. Since 2023 he has headlined stadiums, which means most of his tickets are for football-size venues with a large floor in front of an end stage. If you are buying, the real decisions are floor versus reserved seats and how early to commit.
He first reached a national audience on season 6 of The Voice in 2014, then signed with Big Loud Records in 2015. His albums have set chart records: Dangerous: The Double Album (2021) was the first country album to spend its first seven weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, One Thing at a Time (2023) spent 19 non-consecutive weeks at No. 1, and I'm the Problem (2025) debuted at No. 1. He has four Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 singles, and "Last Night" held the top spot for 16 weeks, the most ever for a song without a featured artist.
What a Morgan Wallen show feels like
His concerts are loud, communal and heavily sing-along. Many fans treat the night as a group outing, and some stadiums allow tailgating in their lots; check the venue's current parking rules before you plan on it. The floor is the center of the energy and stands for the whole show. Reserved seats in the lower level tend to stand for the big singalongs and sit for the ballads.
Openers are part of the value. The One Night at a Time World Tour carried Bailey Zimmerman, Ernest, Hardy and Parker McCollum on its bills, so arriving early is worth it if you like the genre. Check each event's listing for the support acts on your date, since lineups change by city.
His tours, dated
His headlining history is short and steep. Before headlining he opened for Luke Bryan's What Makes You Country Tour in 2018 and for Florida Georgia Line and Luke Combs in 2019.
- The Dangerous Tour (2022): arenas and amphitheaters, which sold out.
- One Night at a Time World Tour (2023 to 2024): his first stadium tour.
- I'm the Problem Tour (2025): the stadium tour behind the album of the same name.
- Still the Problem Tour (2026): announced as his next headlining run. Use the live event list on this page for confirmed cities and dates.
In Nashville, his six-story bar and restaurant, Morgan Wallen's This Bar & Tennessee Kitchen, opened on Fourth Avenue North in June 2024 and features live music. It is not a regular venue for his own performances, so do not plan a trip around seeing him there.
Where to sit at a Morgan Wallen stadium show
Stage designs change from tour to tour, so confirm the layout on the seating map attached to your event. In a typical end-stage stadium setup, here is how the options compare for this kind of show:
- Floor general admission (GA, standing room with no assigned spot): the most energetic place in the building and the area that sells first. Your position depends on when you arrive and how long you are willing to stand, so it suits fans who plan to be in line early.
- Reserved floor seats, if offered: a guaranteed spot, but floors are flat, so rows beyond the first several watch over a standing crowd.
- Lower-level sideline sections near the stage: the best balance of closeness, height and comfort. You see the band and the crowd, and you have a seat when you want it.
- Lower-level end sections facing the stage: farther away but straight on, with a good look at the production and the screens.
- Upper level: the budget tier. In a full stadium singalong the upper deck still feels like part of the show, but pick center sections over high corners.
Two cautions. Outdoor stadium shows in summer can be hot in sun-facing seats before sunset, so check the stadium's orientation if you are sensitive to heat. And sections close to the stage at a sharp angle are often sold as side or limited view; read the listing notes before buying them.
How demand for Morgan Wallen tickets behaves
His tickets behave like those of a top pop act rather than a typical country tour. A few structural patterns repeat:
- Presales do the heavy lifting. Fan registration and promoter or credit-card presales usually precede the general on-sale, and the best floor inventory is often gone before the public sale opens.
- Weekend dates sell first. Friday and Saturday shows, and the first night in a region, usually draw the most competition.
- Second nights relieve pressure. When a stadium adds another night, prices on the first date often settle.
- Resale prices move late. On the secondary market, prices for stadium shows can drift in the final days as sellers with extra seats adjust, though popular dates may not fall at all.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Morgan Wallen play stadiums?
Yes. He moved to stadiums with the One Night at a Time World Tour in 2023 and has toured stadiums since. His 2022 Dangerous Tour played arenas and amphitheaters.
Where is Morgan Wallen from?
He was born in 1993 in Sneedville, Tennessee. He rose to national attention on season 6 of The Voice in 2014.
Is the floor at a Morgan Wallen concert standing room?
Floor areas at his stadium shows are commonly sold as standing general admission, though configurations vary by tour and venue. Check the seating map on your event before you buy.
What are the best seats for a Morgan Wallen concert?
Lower-level sideline sections near the stage give the best mix of view, height and comfort. The floor is closest and loudest but means standing for the full show.
Who opens for Morgan Wallen?
Openers vary by tour and city. The One Night at a Time World Tour featured Bailey Zimmerman, Ernest, Hardy and Parker McCollum; check your event listing for current support acts.