Grammy Award nominee Morgan Wallen can’t be stopped. Due to release his highly anticipated fourth studio effort, “I’m the Problem,” later this year, the platinum artist is gearing up

FPC Live — the Madison-based, Live Nation-backed promoter behind the June 28 Wallen tour stop at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Badgers football stadium — announced Wednesday that a second Wallen show has been added for June 29 due to demand following presale registration.

Morgan Wallen, the 31-year-old country music sensation, has announced his "I'm the Problem" tour for 2025, cementing his return to the top of the industry despite a tumultuous career plagued by controversy. From racial slurs to legal troubles, Wallen has endured significant public backlash.

Morgan Wallen‘s 2025 tour will be short and powerful. The “Smile” singer just announced 19 shows on the I’m the Problem Tour, starting with a June 20 stop in Houston. Each of these shows will be a stadium show (NFL or college football) and feature another country music superstar.

Morgan Wallen will be the first artist to perform at the stadium since the Rolling Stones performed there in 1997.

The Sneedville megastar will become the first artist to ever hold two shows at the Madison venue, which has a capacity of around 76,000.

Country singer Morgan Wallen added another show at Camp Randall for Sunday, June 29, UW Badgers announced on X, formerly known as Twitter.

Morgan Wallen is ready to entertain fans across North America in 2025. Here's how to get tickets for his upcoming tour.