Country singer Morgan Wallen announces 14 US stadium shows for 2027
The country singer’s Last Time I Checked tour is scheduled to visit seven cities from June through August, with general ticket sales beginning on 20 November.
The country singer’s Last Time I Checked tour is scheduled to visit seven cities from June through August, with general ticket sales beginning on 20 November.

Morgan Wallen announced on 12 November that his Last Time I Checked tour will bring 14 stadium shows to seven US cities in 2027. The schedule runs from 11 June in Tampa to 28 August in Nashville.
The tour follows Wallen’s 2026 Still the Problem tour, which sold out 23 stadium shows in 12 North American cities, Billboard said. AEG Presents is promoting the new tour.
Cole Swindell and Stella Lefty are scheduled to open every show. HARDY, Thomas Rhett and Brooks & Dunn will join Wallen on selected dates, as shown below.
| City and stadium | First show and guest | Second show and guest |
|---|---|---|
| Tampa, Florida — Raymond James Stadium | 11 June — HARDY | 12 June — Brooks & Dunn |
| Foxborough, Massachusetts — Gillette Stadium | 25 June — Thomas Rhett | 26 June — Brooks & Dunn |
| Athens, Georgia — Dooley Field at Sanford Stadium | 16 July — Thomas Rhett | 17 July — Brooks & Dunn |
| Buffalo, New York — Highmark Stadium | 23 July — Thomas Rhett | 24 July — Brooks & Dunn |
| Columbus, Ohio — Ohio Stadium | 6 August — Thomas Rhett | 7 August — Brooks & Dunn |
| Arlington, Texas — AT&T Stadium | 13 August — HARDY | 14 August — Brooks & Dunn |
| Nashville, Tennessee — Nissan Stadium |

Presale registration is open through 22:00 Eastern time on 19 November (07:00 Yerevan time on 20 November). General ticket sales are scheduled to begin on 20 November at 10:00 local time in each city.
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