Morgan Wallen's 2025 Camp Randall Stadium Shows in Madison, Wisconsin: Everything You Need to Know

Following an electrifying I'm the Problem Tour kick-off at Houston's NRG Stadium, Morgan Wallen heads to Madison, Wisconsin for two dates at Camp Randall Stadium.

It will mark the first time in history that an artist has played two shows at the venue, with Wallen's tour-stop also serving as the first concert there since The Rolling Stones in 1997.

Given the scale of this show, with the Sneedville megastar expected to perform for around 150,000 fans across the two nights, these are already shaping up to be two of the most eagerly anticipated dates on Wallen's sprawling 2025 I'm the Problem run.

With support coming from two contemporary country titans, Miranda Lambert and Ella Langley, we're hoping Wallen decides to bring them both on-stage during his headline set.

At Neyland Stadium last year, Lambert joined Wallen for a stunning rendition of ‘Thought You Should Know’, which they co-wrote together, and we suspect they might perform the sweet Mother's Day ode again on the Camp Randall Stadium stage.

Ella Langley, meanwhile, has never performed with Morgan Wallen before. With the latter including his Billboard Hot 100-topping Tate McRae duet, ‘What I Want’, in his 2025 setlist, we'd love to see Wallen recruiting Langley to sing McRae's verse.

During his NRG Stadium shows, Morgan Wallen didn't switch up his setlist from night to night as we thought he would, with Wallen treating both audiences to a plethora of stand-outs from his new album, I'm the Problem, such as ‘20 Cigarettes’, ‘Dark Til Daylight’, ’TN’, ’Just in Case’, ’Superman’, ‘Love Somebody’ and ‘Don't We’.

Ever the entertainer, you can look forward to hearing all the hits from Wallen when he storms into Camp Randall Stadium this weekend, with the country trailblazer regularly performing ‘Whiskey Glasses’, ‘Last Night’, ‘I Had Some Help’ and more.

Alongside from the prospect of special guest appearances during his set, there's also the matter of who will accompany Morgan Wallen for his now-iconic pre-show walkout.

It was undoubtedly a very strong start to the tour in this respect, with Wallen joined by Drake, Roger Clemons, Mattress Mack and Andre Johnson during his stint in Houston. We can't wait to see who he has up his sleeve for his Camp Randall double-header.

Merch-wise, there are a slew of exciting new items that have been launched in tandem with Morgan Wallen's 2025 tour, including his signature black Norris Bear ball-cap, along with an array of stylish t-shirts, koozies, bandanas, posters and sweatshirts.

Although set times are subject to change, but Morgan Wallen tends to begin his rip-roaring set at around 9pm. Doors to the venue are due to open at 4:30pm, with Ella Langley expected to kick off the evening's performances at around 6pm.

For those driving to Camp Randall Stadium, on-site parking opens at 12pm on a first-come, first-served basis. You can find full details on travelling to the venue and parking here.

As for the bag policy, like most stadiums of this size nowadays, it's recommended that you don't take a bag inside, if you can. If you do need to have a bag with you, you are permitted one small clutch purse (6.5” x 4.5”) and one large clear bag. For the full specifications and a list of items that are prohibited, see here.

The only thing left to say is...enjoy it! This is being billed as an historic event, with Wallen consolidating his status as the biggest country star of the 2020's, with the ‘Everything I Love’ crooner's list of accolades and broken records lengthening by the week.

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