MORGAN Wallen has announced a new US tour for his upcoming album.
The country music sensation has announced he is set to embark on a nationwide tour to promote his new music.
Morgan, 31, took to his Instagram grid page as he announced he will be playing a number of shows across 10 locations.
A graphic video played which advertised the new tour as the Last Night hitmaker teased that new music was on the way.
The caption read: “I’m The Problem Tour 2025 | Can’t wait for this one. Sign up for pre-sale now through Tuesday at MorganWallen.com.
“This tour is named after my new album that I am still working on – I’m The Problem.
“Excited to tell y’all more about it soon, but the title track will be out next Friday 1/31.”
The 19-date set of gigs will start in Houston, Texas on 20th June, before going to Wisconsin, Florida, Arizona and Seattle in July.
He kicks off the second half in August in California before going to locations in Ohio and Massachusetts.
The last leg of the tour is made of four dates in Canada as he plays in Toronto before finishing the tour in Edmonton.
Special guests to support the star include Miranda Lambert and Koe Wetzel.
However, many fans were left shocked and somewhat surprised that one particular state was left off the list.
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Morgan counts Tennessee as his home state, and many of his die-hard supporters were shocked to not see Nashville amongst the locations.
Users flooded the announcement video with comments, as one exclaimed: “NO GEORGIA OR TENNESSEE?!”
A second asked: “No show in Tennessee aka ur hometown…?”
“No Tennessee is a crime,” stated a third fan.
Morgan Wallen Controveries
Morgan Wallen has seen a meteoric rise to fame in recent years, dazzling fans with his lyrics. He has released several albums and won numerous awards. Morgan’s rise to fame has not been without a few setbacks along the way, however.
Here’s a look at Morgan Wallen’s controversies:
- Morgan Wallen was arrested on April 8, 2024, for allegedly throwing a chair off the roof of a Nashville, Tennessee bar.
- The country singer was suspended from his label after video surfaced of him using a racial slur.
- In 2020, he was arrested for public intoxication and disorderly conduct after he was kicked out of Kid Rock’s Nashville bar.
- That same year, he was booted from a musical guest spot on Saturday Night Live for breaking pandemic protocols and partying during lockdown.
While someone else noted: “No Nashville is crazy work.”
And a fifth added: “I feel like thats the one place you have to have a country tour!”
