After a 2026 tour that took him to numerous U.S. cities, including Pittsburgh, country singer Morgan Wallen announced he'll hit the road again in 2027 for a stadium tour.
The Last Time I Checked Tour will kick off on June 11 in Florida and will feature 14 shows in seven stadiums across the country. Throughout the tour, he'll have various supporting bands and singers performing with him, including Cole Swindell and Stella Lefty, Brooks & Dunn, Hardy and Thomas Rhett.
The tour comes after a memorable show in Pittsburgh this summer, where fans said he threw a security guard's phone into the audience, then canceled his second night at Acrisure Stadium, citing concerns about the weather.
Here's where you can catch Wallen in 2027.
Is Morgan Wallen's tour coming to Pittsburgh in 2027?
No, Wallen is not scheduled
to come to Pittsburgh in 2027. However, he'll perform about three hours away at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, Ohio on Aug. 6 and Aug. 7.
Morgan Wallen 2027 tour dates and locations
Here's where Wallen's Last Time I Checked Tour will take him in 2027:
LAST TIME I CHECKED TOUR 2027 DATES:
* HARDY ^Brooks & Dunn #Thomas Rhett (Cole Swindell and Stella Lefty on all dates.)
Morgan Wallen performed one night in Pittsburgh, canceled second show in 2026. Why?
Wallen was scheduled to perform at Acrisure Stadium on June 5 and 6 as part of his Still the Problem Tour following the 2025 release of his hit album "I'm the Problem." On June 5, during the first show in his two-night run, he threw a security guard's phone into the audience, Rolling Stone reported.
When he canceled his second show in Pittsburgh, fans speculated if the cancelation was prompted by the phone incident, but Wallen called the rumors "nonsense."
"I’ve been seeing a lot of nonsense about me that is simply not true, and I just wanted to clear the air," Wallen said in a post to his Instagram story. "I think my true fans know that that’s not how I operate in general, but I had to say it."
The cancelation, he said, was because of storms forecasted to hit Pittsburgh.
"After talking with local officials and my team, there is no choice but to cancel tonight’s show due to severe adverse weather conditions expected throughout the rest of the day and night," Wallen said. "Safety for my fans and crew is the highest priority."
Storms pummeled much of Western Pennsylvania on June 6, leaving thousands across multiple counties without power, though Pittsburgh was largely unscathed.
Following the storms, Wallen said his team had informed him earlier on June 6 that bad weather was expected to hit the area, saying that his "heart goes out" to those across Western Pennsylvania who had been impacted by the storms.
"(T)he truth of the matter is, I have a large stage and in those conditions, it could become fatal to a lot of folks around it," Wallen said. "So I did the best I could with the information I had in that moment."
Wallen added that ticket refunds were available at the point of purchase, TribLIVE reported.
Chris Parton contributed to this report.
Finch Walker is the Pittsburgh Connect Reporter for the USA TODAY Network. Contact Walker at FWalker@usatodayco.com. Instagram: @finchwalker_. X: @_finchwalker.
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