Following his record-breaking 2026 Still The Problem Tour, Morgan Wallen will return to the road in 2027 with the Last Time I Checked Tour, a 7-city, 14-date stadium run promoted by AEG Presents.

Per the Buffalo Bills' announcement, the trek opens June 11–12, 2027 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, includes two nights in every market — Foxborough, Athens, Buffalo, Columbus and Arlington — and wraps August 27–28 at Nissan Stadium in his home state of Tennessee.

Pre-sale registration is open through Nov. 19 at 10pm ET at lasttimeicheckedtour.com, with the public on-sale starting Friday, November 20 at 10am local time.

The Bills' site says a limited number of Travel VIP Packages and exclusive Morgan Wallen VIP Packages will be available, potentially including show tickets, curated hotel accommodations, on-stage photo opportunities, preshow parties and custom merchandise.

As with previous tours, a portion of every ticket sold will benefit the Morgan Wallen Foundation, which supports youth programs in sports and music.

The 2026 Still The Problem Tour sold out 23 stadium shows across 12 North American cities, and according to the Bills' announcement Wallen became the first artist to perform two consecutive nights at Michigan Stadium and Clemson University's Memorial Stadium, while bringing the first concert in 43 years to Alabama's Saban Field at Bryant-Denny Stadium since Hank Williams Jr.'s 1983 show.

Doubling up in all seven markets again signals confidence that demand has not cooled: his album I'm The Problem spent 14 non-consecutive weeks atop the Billboard 200, debuted at No. 1 globally across seven countries, and was named the most popular album in the U.S. all-genre for the first half of 2026 by Luminate.

The support billing rotates by night, giving each market a different marquee pairing.

HARDY, Brooks & Dunn and Thomas Rhett serve as rotating direct support across the dates, while Cole Swindell and Stella Lefty appear on all dates — per the tour date grid, HARDY opens the Tampa and Arlington openers, Brooks & Dunn the second nights, and Thomas Rhett the Foxborough, Athens, Buffalo and Columbus first nights.

Coming on the heels of "Been By Now" topping Billboard's Country Airplay chart — his 23rd career No. 1, making him the fastest artist to reach that milestone — the tour caps a run the Bills' release describes as another milestone year.

Wallen's announcement lands in the same news cycle as other big 2027 treks.

Billboard reports Deftones announced Thursday a 23-city North American run kicking off May 5 in Dallas and wrapping June 20 in Toronto, with Knocked Loose and Julie opening and a presale Nov. 17 ahead of the general onsale Nov. 19.

For fans planning a summer of live music, the two onsale windows arriving within a day of each other makes this weekend's registrations the deciding factor.