Morgan Wallen is hitting Pittsburgh this weekend for the Pennsylvania tour-stop of his 2026 ‘Still The Problem’ run. Wallen will be joined by friends Brooks & Dunn, Ella Langley, along with promising up-and comers Gavin Adcock and Vincent Mason.

With over 140,000 fans expected to fill the stadium across the two nights, Acrisure Stadium, home of the Pittsburgh Steelers, will have fans talking about ‘Last Night’ for a long time.

Wallen’s ‘Still The Problem Tour’ delivers a whopping 29 songs each night, featuring his support artists on particular tracks. Wallen has been bringing out Zach John King for his party anthem ‘Up Down’, along with fellow rowdy tour opener, Gavin Adcock.

He’s also featured on Ella Langley’s new track, ‘I Can’t Love You Anymore’ and the pair have been dueting this on the nights where she is his main support, which is Saturday in Pittsburgh. His other fan-favourites like ‘Cowgirls’, ‘Ain’t That Some’ and ‘The Way I Talk’ will pop off for the diehard fans, whereas his newer ‘20 Cigarettes’, ‘TN’ and ‘I Got Better’ will hit hard for those that found him from his I’m The Problem album.

Don’t miss out on the ‘Still The Problem Tour’ merch, even if you don’t have show tickets, including the exclusive Norris Bear hat and t-shirt which will be available while supplies last.

Wallen’s iconic tour merchandise will be available from 12pm on Thursday 4th, Friday 5th and Saturday 6th June on the east side of Acrisure Stadium off Art Rooney Ave. Bag your merch before the show so you don’t miss out on any concert time. Fans can expect venue specific merch, classic ‘Still The Problem Tour’ T-shirts, hoodies and posters along with an array of caps, koozies and that infamous ‘Thank Yew’ shirt.

On-site parking is sold out. Do not try to access these lots as you will be turned away and likely spend an inordinate amount of time in traffic. Fans are being heavily encouraged to use public transport such as The T (Pittsburgh’s light rail subway) which is completely free to ride from downtown to the North Shore, which will drop you right outside. Alternatively, park at Station Square and take the Gateway Clipper shuttle boat across the river directly to the stadium docks. Whichever option, fans are advised to give plenty of time for travel and get to the venue as early as possible.

The Rideshare drop-off and pickup locations for Acrisure Stadium are on Reedsdale Stree on the North Shore. However, if safe to do so, taking the free T rail line back into Downtown will save increased prices and time spent in gridlocked traffic.

Like most stadiums, Acrisure has a clear bag policy and they must be no bigger than 12” x 6” x 12”. Small clutches smaller than 4.5” x 6” are also allowed. All tickets are mobile tickets, and the stadium is cashless.

If you hold floor or pit tickets, you must enter through the North Tunnel/Gate 6 on Reedsdale Street to get your wristband.

More information on Wallen’s Pittsburgh tour stop, including stadium policies, can be found here.

Both nights in Pittsburgh are pretty much sold out, so make sure any resale tickets are through an official retailer. This Pennsylvania stop is not one to miss! And yes, Wallen assures his piano does work this time.

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