Morgan Wallen has previewed a new 2027 concert run called the Last Time I Checked Tour, giving fans their first confirmed indication that he plans to return to the road after his 2026 stadium tour.
The tour title and 2027 timing appear in the programming schedule for Morgan Wallen Radio on SiriusXM, which describes a one-hour show previewing the upcoming run and its supporting artists.
However, Wallen’s official website had not posted a public list of tour dates, venues or ticket-sale details at the time of publication.
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What is known about Morgan Wallen’s 2027 tour
The available official information confirms the name Last Time I Checked Tour and identifies it as a 2027 tour.
SiriusXM’s listing says the preview will feature Wallen’s supporting artists and material from his Nashville performance.
That suggests the project is moving into its public announcement phase, but it does not yet provide a complete schedule for fans to use when planning travel or buying tickets.
No official public on-sale date, presale registration window or ticket price information was included in the available tour listing.
When will Morgan Wallen dates be released?
The next major update is expected to include the cities, stadiums, performance dates and opening acts attached to the tour.
Fans should rely on Wallen’s official website, his verified social channels, authorized venue pages and recognized ticketing partners when those details are released.
Listings on resale websites or unofficial tour pages should not be treated as confirmation before the artist, promoter or venue publishes matching information.
How the announcement compares with his last tour
Wallen’s previous major run was the 2026 Still The Problem Tour, which concluded with a sold-out performance at Philadelphia’s Lincoln Financial Field.
Universal Music Canada said the 2026 tour included 23 sold-out stadium shows across 12 North American cities.
The run included large football venues such as U.S. Bank Stadium, Allegiant Stadium, Michigan Stadium, Clemson’s Memorial Stadium and Lincoln Financial Field.
Wallen’s 2027 plans therefore follow a period in which he expanded his stadium-scale live performances across the United States.
What fans should watch for next
- the complete 2027 date list
- venue and city confirmations
- supporting artists for each concert
- presale registration instructions
- the general ticket on-sale date
Some stadium calendars may announce concerts separately from the artist’s main website, but a date should be considered confirmed only when the venue and an authorized ticketing source show the same information.
Wallen is also scheduled to appear as part of the 2027 Sand In My Boots festival in Gulf Shores, Alabama, from May 21 to May 23, according to the festival’s ticketing information.
That festival is separate from the Last Time I Checked Tour and should not be confused with a standard standalone stadium concert date.
For now, the clearest update is that Morgan Wallen’s next tour has a name and a 2027 window, while the complete public itinerary remains to be announced.
Frequently Asked Questions
Has Morgan Wallen announced a 2027 tour?
Yes. SiriusXM has listed a preview for Wallen’s 2027 Last Time I Checked Tour, but the complete public schedule has not yet been posted through his official website.
What is the Morgan Wallen 2027 tour called?
The tour is called the Last Time I Checked Tour.
When will Morgan Wallen 2027 tickets go on sale?
No official general-sale or presale date was included in the available tour preview.
Where will Morgan Wallen perform in 2027?
The full list of cities and venues has not yet been officially released.
Is Sand In My Boots part of the Last Time I Checked Tour?
No. Sand In My Boots is a separate three-day festival scheduled for May 21 to May 23, 2027, in Gulf Shores, Alabama.
Fact-Checked: Key tour information was checked against SiriusXM’s official programming listing, Wallen’s official website and official festival information.
Disclaimer: Tour dates, venues, supporting artists and ticket details may change until they are formally published by the artist, promoter or venue.