
Every NFL stadium stop on Still The Problem Tour — I'm The Problem era, full production, and the biggest singalongs in country. Compare live all-in prices, pick your city, and pay in full or over time when eligible.
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Morgan Wallen turned a small-town story into stadium-scale country — Whiskey Glasses and Wasted on You first, then One Thing At A Time, an album that sat at #1 so long it rewrote what a country tour could look like.
I'm The Problem is the next chapter: a record built for Friday-night football fields and Sunday-morning regret, backed by the official tour merch drops — camo collections, neon hats, and exclusives that sell out before doors.
Tour tickets are a bigger buy — split an arena night into four payments, or spread a big weekend over months when you're eligible.
Card or wallet — seats confirmed as soon as the order clears.
Four payments from about $67 on eligible orders.
Spread larger orders over months, subject to approval.
The seats you paid for, or comparable-or-better replacements.
Backed to arrive before kickoff — er, showtime — so you get through the gate.
Every ticket is backed to be valid and scannable at the stadium.
Qualifying problems get replacement tickets or a refund.
These are resale tickets; prices may be above or below face value. Covered order problems may qualify for replacement tickets or a refund under the TicketLater Buyer Guarantee.
Setlists vary by night — expect surprises.
Morgan Wallen doesn't play rooms anymore — he plays football stadiums. Still The Problem Tour is built for 50,000-voice singalongs on Last Night and Whiskey Glasses, with I'm The Problem as the new-era anchor. That scale shows up in pricing: upper-bowl seats are the value play, floor and lower-bowl carry the premium, and home-state Tennessee weekends price like playoffs. Every figure on this page is the all-in total including TicketLater's mandatory fees.
Floor and lower-bowl put you on the field or close to the stage; upper decks trade proximity for a full-stadium view and often save hundreds. Most NFL venues use massive screens — you won't miss the show from the 300 level, but you will feel the difference on the bass.
Knoxville, Nashville, SoFi, and Las Vegas firm up first. Buy those as early as you can. Secondary markets can soften on weekday stadium stops in September and October — set a price alert rather than guessing the dip.