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Morgan Wallen takes over the Big House this weekend, headlining back-to-back stadium shows at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor on Friday, July 24, and Saturday, July 25 — two of the biggest stops on his 2026 Still the Problem Tour.
Here's how each night breaks down. Doors open at 4:30 p.m. both days, with music scheduled to begin around 5:30 p.m. On Friday, Thomas Rhett takes the direct-support slot, joined by Hudson Westbrook and Blake Whiten. Saturday brings HARDY into the direct-support role, with Westbrook and Whiten returning. An official stage time for Wallen had not been posted as of July 22, so attendees should check the venue's channels before leaving.
Once he's on, settle in. Wallen has been running a marathon of a show all tour, clocking roughly 27 to 28 songs across about two hours and 20 minutes, working a main stage plus a secondary stage set across the field so the far end of the stadium isn't stuck watching a dot on the horizon.
Recent shows have leaned heavily on his 2025 album I'm the Problem while also featuring major singles including "Last Night," "I Had Some Help," "Sand in My Boots," "7 Summers," "Wasted on You" and "More Than My Hometown." Set lists can change from night to night, and no surprise guest has been announced for either Ann Arbor date.
A note on tickets: both shows sold through AXS, the official ticketing platform for the Michigan Stadium dates. If you're still hunting for entry, AXS is the place to verify what's legitimately available — and a portion of every ticket sold benefits the Morgan Wallen Foundation.
Two nights, two different co-headliners, and one of the largest football stadiums in the country turned into a country-music amphitheater. Whether you're going Friday for Thomas Rhett or Saturday for HARDY, get there early, know your doors, and pace yourself for a very long, very loud night in Ann Arbor.
