Morgan Wallen Announces 14-Date Stadium Tour for Summer 2027
Morgan Wallen announces 14 stadium dates across seven cities for summer 2027, with Brooks & Dunn, HARDY, Thomas Rhett, Cole Swindell and Stella Lefty joining the bill. General sale opens November 20.

Programme
- Morgan Wallen announced 14 stadium concerts across 7 US cities for summer 2027.
- The 'Last Time I Checked Tour' opens June 11, 2027 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa.
- General tickets go on sale November 20 at 10 a.m. local time; artist presales run November 17–19.
- A portion of every ticket benefits the Morgan Wallen Foundation's youth sports and music programs.
- The Sand In My Boots Festival returns to Gulf Shores, Alabama, May 21–23 before the stadium run.
Morgan Wallen will play 14 stadium concerts across seven American cities in summer 2027 on his newly announced 'Last Time I Checked Tour.' Brooks & Dunn, HARDY, Thomas Rhett, Cole Swindell and Stella Lefty join the bill. Every city gets two nights, doubling the chance to see one of country music's largest live productions.
The announcement extends the live run behind Wallen's fourth studio album, 'I'm The Problem,' which has already generated an extensive schedule of shows. His capacity to fill enormous venues reflects the connection he has built with audiences through songs that have become fixtures on country radio, streaming playlists and concert singalongs.
What does the route look like?
The tour opens June 11 and 12, 2027 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida. It then moves to Foxborough, Massachusetts, for two nights at Gillette Stadium. From there, Wallen brings the show to Athens, Georgia; Buffalo, New York; Columbus, Ohio; and Arlington, Texas. The run closes with two hometown-state celebrations at Nashville's Nissan Stadium on August 27 and 28.
Before the stadiums, Wallen returns his Sand In My Boots Festival to Gulf Shores, Alabama, for three days of music from May 21 through 23.
The lineup mixes generations and musical personalities. Brooks & Dunn bring their catalogue of country anthems. HARDY adds his blend of country and rock. Thomas Rhett arrives with a collection of modern country favourites. Cole Swindell and Stella Lefty support every stadium date, making the entire tour a showcase of contemporary country music.
The rotating support slots work as follows, night by night:
- June 11, Tampa, Raymond James Stadium — HARDY
- June 12, Tampa, Raymond James Stadium — Brooks & Dunn
- June 25, Foxborough, Gillette Stadium — Thomas Rhett
- June 26, Foxborough, Gillette Stadium — Brooks & Dunn
- July 16, Athens, Dooley Field at Sanford Stadium — Thomas Rhett
- July 17, Athens, Dooley Field at Sanford Stadium — Brooks & Dunn
- July 23, Buffalo, Highmark Stadium — Thomas Rhett
- July 24, Buffalo, Highmark Stadium — Brooks & Dunn
- August 6, Columbus, Ohio Stadium — Thomas Rhett
- August 7, Columbus, Ohio Stadium — Brooks & Dunn
- August 13, Arlington, AT&T Stadium — HARDY
- August 14, Arlington, AT&T Stadium — Brooks & Dunn
- August 27, Nashville, Nissan Stadium — HARDY
- August 28, Nashville, Nissan Stadium — Brooks & Dunn
Cole Swindell and Stella Lefty appear at all 14 stadium concerts.
What about tickets and charity?
A portion of every ticket sold will benefit the Morgan Wallen Foundation, which supports youth programs focused on sports and music. The foundation extends the concerts' reach into communities beyond the stadium gates, according to the announcement.
Artist presales begin November 17 and run through November 19, with specific dates varying by location. General tickets go on sale November 20 at 10 a.m. local time.
What does this change for country fans? It gives them one of the genre's biggest productions, twice per city, with a bill spanning Nashville legends and current radio regulars — all before summer 2027 begins. Fourteen stadium performances, seven cities and a rotating cast of country stars suggest Wallen's next summer will again set the benchmark for live country music.
Source: thatericalper.com
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