Country music’s newest icon is hitting the road in 2025—and he’s not holding anything back. Morgan Wallen, the East Tennessee native whose rise from reality show contestant to genre-defining superstar has been nothing short of meteoric, is set to dominate the summer with a high-octane, emotional, and unapologetically Southern tour across the U.S. and Canada.
From a beachfront festival in Alabama to double-nights in iconic venues like NRG Stadium in Houston, Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, and Rogers Centre in Toronto, Wallen is building something more than a tour—he’s crafting a cultural moment. This journey, marked by some of the fastest-selling tickets of the year, brings his signature blend of heartbreak ballads, party anthems, and rebellious swagger to fans who’ve been waiting patiently to scream every word.
Sand, Sun, and Country Stars: Gulf Shores Gets the First Taste
The ride begins where the waves meet the sound: Gulf Shores, Alabama, hosts the Sand In My Boots Festival from May 16 to 18, with Morgan Wallen headlining all three days. The lineup includes heavy-hitters like Post Malone, Brooks & Dunn, and HARDY, making this one of the most anticipated music events of the year.
For Wallen, returning to the beach for a festival named after one of his signature hits—“Sand In My Boots”—is both poetic and symbolic. It’s not just a show; it’s a declaration. This is Morgan Wallen territory now.
Weekend passes have been flying off the digital shelves. According to organizers, it’s “the most popular event of 2025 so far.” And with good reason: there’s something magic about watching Wallen pour his heart out under an Alabama sunset, surrounded by fans, sand, and Southern charm.
Lone Star Love: Houston Hosts a Double Dose
A month later, on June 20 and 21, Wallen brings the heat to Houston, Texas, with two consecutive nights at NRG Stadium. The massive venue, typically reserved for the NFL and mega-acts like Beyoncé or Taylor Swift, will echo with twangy guitars and heartfelt lyrics as Morgan Wallen takes center stage.
These Houston dates have already been labeled “must-see events” in the South. Fans from across the region are making the pilgrimage to Texas to hear hits like “Wasted on You,” “Last Night,” and “Whiskey Glasses” performed live in one of the state’s largest arenas.
And in classic Wallen fashion, the show doesn’t just hit the notes—it tells a story. Between electric stage production and stripped-down acoustic interludes, the Houston shows promise to balance spectacle and sincerity.
Midwest Vibes: Madison and the Camp Randall Takeover
The momentum rolls into the heartland with back-to-back shows on June 28 and 29 at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison, Wisconsin. Known for its rich sports history and vibrant college-town energy, the venue is a natural fit for Wallen’s brand of gritty-yet-relatable storytelling.
Madison’s diverse crowd—equal parts frat-house country fans and Midwest romantics—will get the full Morgan Wallen experience. These nights promise moments of loud singalongs, intimate ballads, and the kind of spontaneous crowd interactions that Wallen has made a trademark.
Miami Heat and Desert Dreams
As the tour steers south again, Wallen touches down at Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium on July 11 and 12, kicking off summer’s steamiest leg. Miami, typically a hub for pop and Latin music, is embracing Wallen with open arms. The blend of cowboy boots and tropical vibes might seem unlikely—but that’s part of the magic.
A week later, Wallen heads west to the desert city of Glendale, Arizona, for two shows at State Farm Stadium on July 18 and 19. Here, under dry skies and blazing stars, fans will witness a setlist packed with hits and deeper cuts, all delivered with the emotional punch that’s made Wallen one of the most streamed artists in the world.
West Coast Meets Wild Country: Seattle and Santa Clara
The journey doesn’t slow down. On July 25 and 26, Wallen hits the Pacific Northwest with shows at Seattle’s Lumen Field. With its eclectic crowd and lush skyline, Seattle might not scream “country music,” but Wallen’s ability to cross genres and demographics ensures a packed house.
Then comes Santa Clara, California, on August 1 and 2 at the colossal Levi’s Stadium. These nights are already being hailed as some of the biggest on the tour. Wallen’s California fans are hungry, and these two shows are expected to deliver everything from the crowd-rattling “You Proof” to acoustic renditions of fan favorites from his Dangerous and One Thing at a Time albums.
Back to the Rust Belt: Cleveland’s Homecoming
The Huntington Bank Field in Cleveland, Ohio, formerly known as Cleveland Browns Stadium, will host two massive shows on August 15 and 16. For Wallen, who’s always had a deep connection with Midwest audiences, these concerts feel personal.
There’s something unmistakably honest about singing “Chasin’ You” or “Thought You Should Know” in a city that’s felt every lyric. And as fans pack into the stadium, Wallen’s raw emotion and swagger will fill every inch of space.
Northeast Nights: Foxborough’s Double Trouble
The summer continues with back-to-back performances at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, on August 22 and 23. Known as the home of the New England Patriots, the venue will trade touchdowns for twang as Wallen transforms it into a country cathedral.
Massachusetts may not be Nashville, but its audiences are known for their passion—and for Wallen, that’s all that matters. From the beer-soaked floor seats to the upper-level screamers, every voice will join in for “865” and “Somebody’s Problem.”
Northern Lights and Maple Syrup Melodies: Canada Gets Its Turn
After conquering the U.S., Morgan Wallen heads north. On September 4 and 5, he lights up Rogers Centre in Toronto. The Canadian dates have been met with frenzy—tickets flew, social media exploded, and fans lined up virtual queues just for a shot at seats.
Wallen’s rise in Canada mirrors his trajectory in the U.S.: authentic word-of-mouth, viral momentum, and songs that dig deep. Expect an outpouring of energy and gratitude when he steps on stage in Toronto.
The tour wraps with two nights in Edmonton, Alberta, at the Commonwealth Stadium on September 12 and 13. These final shows will be celebratory, emotional, and yes—likely sold out. It’s the perfect finale for a tour that’s spanned a continent and captured hearts at every stop.
Why Morgan Wallen’s Tour Is a Cultural Event
This isn’t just another country music tour. Morgan Wallen’s 2025 run is a cultural phenomenon. With chart-topping albums, sold-out stadiums, and unmatched fan loyalty, he’s pushing boundaries and redefining what country music looks and sounds like in the modern era.
His songs aren’t just hits—they’re chapters in people’s lives. From high school parties to heartbreak recoveries, Wallen’s music has become the soundtrack to a generation. And in 2025, that generation is turning out in force.
His success is fueled by a blend of digital virality, traditional roots, and a refusal to conform. Whether he’s collaborating with artists like Eric Church or Post Malone, or sticking to his Southern roots, Wallen is as unpredictable as he is undeniable.
Setlist Highlights and What to Expect
Expect a mix of the beloved and the unexpected. Wallen’s setlists have included hits like:
- “Last Night”
- “You Proof”
- “Wasted on You”
- “Sand in My Boots”
- “Whiskey Glasses”
- “Everything I Love”
- “98 Braves”
There’s also room for covers, surprises, and guest appearances—especially during festival dates or big-city shows.
The Road Ahead
After this massive 2025 tour, what’s next for Morgan Wallen? No one knows for sure—but for now, he’s reminding us what live music is all about: energy, emotion, and a shared connection between artist and audience.
So whether you’re catching him on a beach in Alabama or under stadium lights in Seattle, one thing’s clear: this is the year of Morgan Wallen.
