Morgan Wallen scheduled more concerts for 2023.

Morgan Wallen, the American Country singer’s stacked 2023 tour, just got significantly busier. The songwriter and vocalist added 14 new shows across thirteen cities to his massive One Night at a Time 2023 Global Tour, making for consecutive evenings at ten-stage concerts.

The trip will visit 26 arenas and stadiums in addition to theaters and celebrations of more than four nations and two continents. The Global tour launches abroad on March 15 with shows in Australia (Hardy will be featuring there) and New Zealand before the journey returns to the US beginning on April 14 with a show at American Family Field (likewise including Hardy) at Milwaukee.

The musical tour of Morgan Wallen will likewise visit MetLife Stadium in New Jersy, Wrigley Field in Chicago, and Fenway Park in Boston with Parker McCollum, before finishing up Oct. 7 at Tacoma Wash’s Tacoma Dome. Bailey Zimmerman and ERNEST will open shows across all concert dates, U.S. and universally.

Morgan Wallen released ‘One Thing at a Time,’ the three-tune sampler recently, which incorporates the tracks “Tennessee Fan,” “One Thing at a Time,” and “Days That End in Why.” He has another single on national radio, “Thought You Should Know,” in the leading 20 on Country Airplay outline on U.S Billboard.

2023 Tour Details of Morgan Wallen

• Milwaukee’s American Family Field, WI, on April 14.
• East Rutherford’s Metlife Stadium, on May 19.
• Atlanta’s Tourist Park, on June 1.
• Virginia Beach’s Veteran United Home Loans Amphitheater, VA, on June 8.
• Pittsburg’s PNC Park, PA, on June 14.
• Chicago’s Wrigley Field, IL, on June 22.
• Detroit’s Ford Field, MI, on June 29.
• St. Louis’ Busch Stadium, MO, on July 6.
• San Diego’s Petco Park, CA, on July 14.
• Phoenix’s Chase Field, AZ, on July 19.
• Boston’s Fenway Park, MA, on August 17.
• Toronto’s Budweiser Stage, ON, on September 14.
• Toronto’s Budweiser Stage, ON, on September 15.
• Vancouver’s Roger Arena, BC, on October 3.

More About the celebrated singer, Morgan Wallen

Morgan Cole Wallen is an American national vocalist and musician who completed the 6th season of the American music reality show The Voice, initially as an Usher’s team member and later from the Team of coach Adam Levis. After being eliminated in that season’s playoffs, he was endorsed to Panacea Records in 2015, launching ‘Stand Alone,’ his first EP.

In 2016, Wallen endorsed Big Loud and launched “If I Know Me,” his debut album in 2018. The album incorporates the singles “Whiskey Glasses,” “Up Down” ( Including Florida Georgia Line), and “Chasin’ You.”

The album “If I Know Me” achieved the top position on Top Country Albums on U.S. Billboard. Morgan Wallen released” Dangerous: The Double Album,” his other album, in February 2021. It turned into February’s main country album in the Billboard 200’s 64 years of history to spend its initial seven weeks at the top position. The album spent ten weeks at that spot; the first album could achieve so after 1987’s
Whitney Houston’s album ‘Whitney.’ included the top singles on Billboards- “7 Summers,” “More Than My Hometown, and Wasted on You.”

After being asked to leave Kid Rock’s steakhouse in Nashville in May 2020, Wallen was taken into custody for disorderly conduct. That October, after video evidence revealed that Wallen had violated NBC’s COVID-19 guidelines, Wallen had to cancelWallen’s appearance on Saturday Night Live show.  A video of Wallen using a racial epithet was made public in February 2021. His record label temporarily suspended him because of the event, and some critical American radio stations stopped playing his music. Despite the uproar, Wallen’s songs increased in popularity after the event.

For his album Dangerous, Morgan Wallen received ‘Album of the Year at the 2022 Academy of Country Music.  In  February 2022 song “Wild as Her” by Tyler Joe Miller featured Wallen as a co-writer.

Three songs Wallen had been working on up until this time, including the tracks ” Days That End in Why,” “One Thing at a Time,” and “Tennessee Fan,” were included in a sampler he published on December 2, 2022, named One Thing at a Time.