Morgan Wallen headlines Philadelphia's Lincoln Financial Field this Friday and Saturday (July 31st and August 1st, 2026) - and we have some inklings as to who will be joining him for his pre-show walk-outs, including Saquon Barkley, Jason Kelce and more.

With these being his final two tour-stops of the year, we're sure Wallen has some extra special guests up his sleeve as he brings his 2026 Still the Problem Tour to a close.

Wallen's walk-out has become a beloved tradition ahead of his shows in recent years, with the Sneedville megastar being joined by a dazzling array of stars from the sports and music worlds. We've seen him flanked by Travis Kelce, Tom Brady, Mike Tyson and even Drake - so naturally, we're wondering who we can look forward to seeing walking alongside the ‘Love Somebody’ hitmaker in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

We've broken down our pre-show walk-out predictions for Wallen's 2026 Lincoln Financial Field concerts below, ranked by how likely we really think these cameos are...

Money On Me (Most Likely): Morgan's Band

It's become tradition that, on the very last show of a tour, Wallen eschews the headline-grabbing A-listers and sports stars, and instead walks out with his band-members. Usually, they're all smoking cigars, as they celebrate another incredible run of shows.

This will almost certainly be Wallen's walk-out for Night Two at Lincoln Financial Field, and although it's perhaps not as eye-catching and unexpected as when he brings out a special guest, it's nonetheless a heartwarming moment that fans love.

After all the hours of rehearsals and travelling, it's a nice way for Wallen to shift the spotlight for a little while onto the band-members that help make the show as electrifying as it is.

Hope That's True (Very Possible): Jason Kelce & Saquon Barkley

While we think he'll go with his band for Night Two, Night One is still very much up for grabs. Jason Kelce has undoubtedly established himself as one of the most iconic ex-Philadelphia Eagles players in recent years. He and his brother, Travis, often welcome country stars onto their New Heights Podcast, such as Zac Brown and Chris Stapleton. What's more, Travis walked out with Wallen ahead of his Kansas City in 2024, so you can't help but feel it's only fair to bring out Jason in Philly.

If Wallen wants to go for a current Philadelphia Eagles player, Saquon Barkley would be a leading candidate. Barkley revealed last year that he and his team-mates love listening to country music on their amusingly-titled “White Boy Wednesdays”, with the Running-Back then name-checking Wallen as his favourite country artist. We reckon Kelce and Barkley would be a top-tier combo for Night One.

F150-50 (Fifty-Fifty Chance): Nick Sirianni & KC Keeler

Over the course of this tour, Wallen has made a point of showing off his knowledge of not only local NFL teams, but also college football, by walking out with both college players and coaches. Given how Eagles coach Nick Sirianni's tearful response to Stapleton's Super Bowl National Anthem performance in 2023 went immensely viral, we could see Wallen showing him some love by bringing him out here.

Similarly, K.C. Keeler - coach of the Temple University Owls football team, who also play at Lincoln Financial Field - has cited Johnny Cash and the country-adjacent Bruce Springsteen as two of his go-to artists in the past. Perhaps we could see a two-for-one coach special in Philadelphia, satisfying both the NFL and college football fans.

Just in Case (Wildcard Pick): Meek Mill

We think Philadelphia rapper Meek Mill could be an outside shout for Night One. Wallen is widely known to be a rap aficionado, and Meek was one of the most influential rappers around the time when the ‘Last Night’ crooner was getting introduced to it. Wallen has reportedly shown love to Meek via socials in the past, too.

A few years ago, Wallen's friendship with Drake would have meant that joining forces with Meek was a strict no-go, given how Drake and Meek were locked in a fierce rap beef. They squashed that in 2018, though, and it seems they've been pals ever since.

Meek is a bit of a local legend in Philadelphia, and he also loves a surprise appearance. Just a couple of weeks ago at the very same stadium, Meek made an unexpected cameo ahead of Shane Gillis’ comedy set, performing ‘Dreams and Nightmares’.

What's more, Meek dropped a new single today (Friday, July 31st), and what better way to promote it than linking up with one of the most popular artists on the planet in his hometown?