Country superstar Morgan Wallen is hitting the road for a stadium tour in 2027.
Dubbed theLast Time I Checked Tour and set to kick off on June 11 with two nights in Florida, Wallen's upcoming concert run will feature 14 shows in seven stadiums all across the U.S. He will perform consecutive shows at each stop before wrapping the tour at the new Nissan Stadium on Aug. 27 and 28, supported by Cole Swindell and Stella Lefty, Brooks & Dunn, Hardy and Thomas Rhett, depending on the show.
Other key stops on the Last Time I Checked Tour include Ohio Stadium in Columbus, Ohio, and AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
The news, announced Thursday, Nov. 12, follows Wallen's announcement of his Sand In My Boots 2027 Festival, which will return to Gulf Shores,
Ala., in May 2027. The three-day festival will be headlined by Wallen, Ella Langley and Kings of Leon.
Wallen now joins Zach Bryan, Kenny Chesney and Noah Kahan as some of the first performers booked for the newly built Nashville stadium, after the Tennessee Titans' existing home closes its doors following the 2026-2027 NFL season.
The $2 billion Nissan Stadium is set to open in February 2027. It will feature several upgrades over the old structure. Chief among them is the new building's translucent roof, which will allow for year-round events. The new stadium will have a lower total capacity but more amenities, including a first-of-its-kind performance stage inside the lower bowl seating section, plus the first outposts of Nashville live music bastions, The Bluebird Cafe and Robert's Western World.
Wallen is coming off another milestone year on the road after wrapping his Still the Problem Tour in August 2026. The chart-topper sold out all 23 shows in 12 stadiums, set concert records in multiple markets and donated $1 million worth of musical instruments to 26 schools across the nation. Wallen's current single "Been By Now" is sitting at No. 1 on Billboard's Country Airplay radio chart, marking his 23rd No. 1 overall and his fourth of 2026. The feat gave Wallen a new record. He is now the first artist to place four songs at No. 1 on country radio in three consecutive years.
Wallen is nominated twice in the same category at the 60th annual CMA Awards, which are set to take place in Nashville on Nov. 18. He's up for musical event of the year for "I Can't Love You Anymore" (with Ella Langley), and for "MacArthur" (with Hardy, Eric Church, and Tim McGraw). The show airs live from 8-11 p.m. ET (7-10 p.m. CT) on ABC and Disney+, and it will be available the following day on Hulu.
LAST TIME I CHECKED TOUR 2027 DATES:
* HARDY^Brooks & Dunn#Thomas Rhett***Cole Swindell and Stella Lefty on all dates
Chris Parton is a music reporter for The Tennessean. You can reach him with comments, questions and tips at CParton@nashvill.gannett.com. Follow him on Facebook and Instagram @partonikusmax.
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