Morgan Wallen Walks Out with Travis Kelce, Patrick Mahomes and Chris Jones on Night Two at Kansas City

Kansas City has been well and truly spoiled this week.

On the second night of his two-show run at Arrowhead Stadium, Morgan Wallen brought out Chiefs stars Travis Kelce, Patrick Mahomes and Chris Jones for his now-iconic walkout.

The evening before, the Sneedville megastar was joined by country legends Brooks & Dunn for his signature pre-show routine, before treating the Kansas City crowd to an electric performance of ‘Neon Moon’ alongside the duo. Earlier in the set, Morgan brought out ‘Country's Cool Again’ hitmaker Lainey Wilson for ‘Lies, Lies, Lies’.

It's safe to say Morgan Wallen made his second night at Kansas City's Arrowhead Stadium just as special as the first, with the ‘Thought You Should Know’ singer-songwriter bringing a trifecta of home-state NFL figureheads with him for his walk-out.

As the lights dimmed, signalling that Morgan Wallen's so-called ‘Elvis Walk’ to the stage was about to begin, the Jumbotron sparked into life, displaying Morgan sharing embraces with Travis, Patrick and Chris as they emerged from the locker room.

Travis Kelce is, of course, no stranger to being involved in a high-profile concert, with the Ohio native regularly joining Taylor Swift - his girlfriend - at her hugely popular Eras tour shows. Travis even surprised attendees at Taylor's Wembley event earlier in the summer by appearing on-stage as one of her back-up dancers.

Travis’ Chiefs team-mate and quarterback, Patrick Mahomes, is known to be a big Morgan Wallen fan, with Patrick cheering Morgan on across The Pond during his momentous BST Hyde Park show in London, UK on July 4. Kansas City Chiefs’ Defensive Tackle, Chris Jones, completed the NFL trio, with the audience being sent into a frenzy upon seeing the 2024 Super Bowl champions walking alongside Morgan.

Aptly, Morgan Wallen wore a No. 7 Chiefs jersey for the show, with some fans taking to the comments to suggest he was donning that number in support of controversial player, Harrison Butker. However, many have since highlighted that Morgan was merely wearing No. 7 with ‘Wallen’ emblazoned across the back, rather than ‘Butker’, with the country chart-topper's high school jersey number being 7.

Morgan Wallen is now gearing up for a double-header in Las Vegas across August 8-9, and after these two blockbuster shows in Kansas City, fans will be keenly looking forward to seeing which special guests he has up his sleeve for next weekend.

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