Still the Problem Tour

Tour by Morgan Wallen
Official tour poster
Associated album	I'm the Problem
Start date	April 10, 2026
End date	August 1, 2026
Legs	1
No. of shows	23 (1 cancelled)[1]
Supporting act	Brooks & Dunn • Thomas Rhett • Ella Langley • HARDY • Gavin Adcock • Flatland Cavalry • Hudson Westbrook • Jason Scott & The High Heat • Vincent Mason • Zach John King • Blake Whiten
Producers	AEG Presents Live Nation (Tuscaloosa only)
Website	morganwallen.com
Morgan Wallen concert chronology
I'm the Problem Tour (2025) Still the Problem Tour

The Still the Problem Tour is the fourth headlining concert tour by American country music singer Morgan Wallen, launched in support of his fourth studio album, I'm the Problem (2025). Announced on October 30, 2025, the stadium tour consists of 21 concerts across 11 cities in the United States between April and August 2026. The tour is promoted primarily by AEG Presents, with the Tuscaloosa, Alabama date produced by Live Nation. A portion of proceeds from every ticket sold benefits the Morgan Wallen Foundation.^[2][3]

Following the conclusion of the I'm the Problem Tour in 2025, Wallen announced the Still the Problem Tour on October 30, 2025. The tour features return engagements at several major stadiums while expanding to new markets, including performances at college football venues such as Michigan Stadium, Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Memorial Stadium (Clemson), and Saban Field at Bryant–Denny Stadium.^[2][4]

The production features an extended stadium stage, pyrotechnics, synchronized LED wristbands, large-format video displays, and a 28-song set list spanning Wallen's career. Rotating direct support includes Brooks & Dunn, HARDY, Ella Langley, and Thomas Rhett, with additional opening acts including Gavin Adcock, Hudson Westbrook, Flatland Cavalry, Jason Scott & The High Heat, Zach John King, Vincent Mason, and Blake Whiten.^[5]

A signature feature of the tour is Wallen's pre-show walkout, during which he enters the stadium accompanied by a notable celebrity, athlete, or entertainer, often with ties to the host city. The tradition, which began on earlier tours, has become one of the defining elements of Wallen's live performances and has received extensive media coverage. Guests on the tour have included NFL Hall of Famer Jared Allen, WNBA player Caitlin Clark, and numerous musicians, athletes, and public figures.^[5][6][7]

At the May 1, 2026, show in Las Vegas, Wallen performed his signature walkout alone after revealing that several celebrities who had been scheduled to join him had canceled at the last minute. He told the crowd, “Y’all got some flaky ass people in this town,” adding that “like five different people” had been lined up for the appearance before they all backed out. The identities of the planned guests were not disclosed.^[8]

This set list is representative of the concert performed at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on April 10, 2026. It does not represent all concerts for the duration of the tour.^[9]

Before the concert, a video introduction featuring Theo Von is shown, followed by Wallen's walkout to "Broadway Girls"

1. "Don't We"
2. "I Wrote the Book"
3. "I'm the Problem"
4. "One Thing at a Time"
5. "I Got Better"
6. "Chasin' You"
7. "20 Cigarettes"
8. "Heartless"
9. "Love Somebody"
10. "Dark Til Daylight"
11. "Ain't That Some"
12. "Cover Me Up" (Jason Isbell cover)
13. "I'm a Little Crazy"
14. "Wasted on You"
15. "Up Down" (with Gavin Adcock and Vincent Mason)^[10]
16. "Cowgirls" (with Thomas Rhett)^[10]
17. "7 Summers" (fan-voted song)^[11]
18. "TN"
19. "Thinkin' Bout Me"
20. "You Proof"
21. "This Bar"
22. "More Than My Hometown"
23. "Just in Case"
24. "The Way I Talk"
25. "I Had Some Help" (Post Malone cover)
26. "Sand in My Boots"
27. "Last Night"
28. "Whiskey Glasses"

• The June 6, 2026, concert at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, was cancelled due to severe weather.^[1]

The tour received mixed reviews from several publications during its opening weeks.

Reviewing the opening night of the tour at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, senior writer Melinda Newman of Billboard praised Wallen's energetic stage presence and his efforts to create an intimate concert experience despite the stadium setting. She also commended the show's detailed production, including its opening video, celebrity walkout tradition, acoustic set performed on the B-stage, and synchronized visual effects, while noting that the opening-night pacing and transitions between songs could be improved.^[27]

Also reviewing the Minneapolis show, Chris Riemenschneider of the Star Tribune praised the audience's enthusiasm and Thomas Rhett’s opening performance but criticized the concert's predominantly melancholy tone, describing much of the set as overly melodramatic. He also noted that the tour's large V-shaped video screen obstructed sightlines for some attendees while identifying “Cover Me Up” and “Sand in My Boots” as highlights of the performance.^[28]

Reviewing Wallen's performance at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor, Brian McCollum of the Detroit Free Press praised the concert's large-scale production, Wallen's energetic stage presence, and the tour's celebrity walkout tradition, highlighting Detroit Lions defensive end Aidan Hutchinson’s appearance during the pre-show walkout. He also identified the acoustic performance of “Cover Me Up” and the piano rendition of “Sand in My Boots” as highlights of the concert.^[24]

Reviewing the opening night of the tour's Indianapolis stop at Lucas Oil Stadium, Heather Bushman of the Indianapolis Star described the concert as a stadium production featuring pyrotechnics, smoke effects, and a 28-song set list spanning Wallen's catalog. While praising the acoustic performance of “Cover Me Up” and the encore performance of “Sand in My Boots”, she criticized the show's pacing, writing that Wallen was at his most compelling during its more stripped-down moments.^[29]