After kicking off his 2026 Still the Problem Tour with a blockbuster double-header at Minneapolis’ U.S. Bank Stadium, Morgan Wallen brings his arsenal of country earworms to Saban Field at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Alabama on April 18th.

Aside from being the first concert in over 30 years at the colossal venue - which can hold around 100,000 attendees - this is a significant moment for Wallen for another reason. Wallen, a loyal Tennessee Volunteers fan, is about to head into the lion's den - a.k.a. the home of the Vols’ famous arch-nemeses, Alabama Crimson Tide.

Things have already been heating up online, with fans flooding the comments of a recent Alabama Football post on Instagram by complaining about a Vols fan headlining their beloved venue. Kristen Saban, the daughter of Crimson Tide's most revered coach, Nick Saban, came to Wallen's defence and clapped back at critics. But once Wallen storms onto the Bryant-Denny stage and starts reeling off his genre-blurring array of chart-toppers, we're sure any animosity will quickly subside.

Tickets are limited for the vast majority of Wallen's 2026 shows, with this expected to be one of the biggest tours of the year across any genre. However, for certain dates, including this week's Tuscaloosa show, there are a select few tickets still available.

Given the fact that Wallen is one of the most popular artists on the planet, and undoubtedly the dominant country artist in today's landscape, he has the pick of opening acts - and his star-studded Still the Problem Tour support line-up reflects this.

Wallen's 2026 shows feel more like mini-festivals that standalone country concerts, with the ‘Livin’ the Dream’ crooner bringing one of today's biggest artists - Ella Langley - along with Vincent Mason and Zach John King as his support in Alabama.

With Wallen and Langley teaming up on a number of occasions throughout 2025 and early 2026, we're pretty confident Langley will emerge during Wallen's headline set for a duet. During his I'm the Problem Tour, they were performing ‘What I Want’, but more recently, they've been serenading crowds with ‘Sand in My Boots’, so it'll be interesting to see which they opt for in Tuscaloosa this weekend.

One key talking-point from Wallen's live shows is always his pre-show walk-out, with the country titan often joining forces with A-listers from sports, comedy, music and more as he strides triumphantly towards the stage. The soundtrack of choice for this is still his electric Lil Durk collaboration, ‘Broadway Girls’. In 2025, he was blending this into ‘Interlude’ - which we're still hoping he's about to re-release with a Drake feature - but in 2026, it's just ‘Broadway Girls’.

Wallen's merchandise range remains one of the most expansive and varied in country music, and he's got a special “Gear Up for Tour” collection available online. This includes a dedicated Still the Problem Tour tee, along with other tees, hoodies, sweatshirts, caps, koozies, keychains and more that fans can wear to his concert.

There will be even more items on-sale at the shows themselves, and excitingly, Wallen has released a special Crimson Tide-inspired version of his signature Norris Bear cap. This will be available from 1pm on the show-day (Saturday, April 18th) at the merch truck, located at the corner of Colonial Drive and Judy Bonnor Drive.

If you're planning to drive to Bryant-Denny Stadium, there are a range of parking options within walking distance, which are listed in full on the official venue website HERE. There is also official on-site concert parking available to purchase for $55 HERE.

Please bear in mind that Bryant-Denny Stadium, like most venues of its size across the US, operates a strict clear bag policy. The only bags permitted inside are listed below:

• Clear plastic, vinyl or PVC bags that do not exceed 12" x 6" x 12"
• All clear bags that do not exceed 12" x 6" x 12"
• One-gallon clear plastic freezer bags
• Small clutch purses, no bigger than 4 1/2" x 6 1/2", with or without a handle or strap (please note, these can be taken into the stadium in addition to the approved clear plastic bags)

As for the ‘Thought You Should Know’ singer-songwriter's setlist, he hasn't dropped any new music since concluding his 2025 I'm the Problem Tour, so his set is largely the same.

Wallen has a dizzying array of hits to his name, which means he simply doesn't have time to perform them all of them. Nonetheless, he still manages to pack a plethora of beers-in-the-air heaters into his set, including iconic tracks like ’Last Night’, ‘Whiskey Glasses’, ‘Cowgirls’, ’I Had Some Help’, ‘You Proof’ and ‘Cover Me Up’.

Naturally, he's also been including a slew of fan-favourites from I'm the Problem, such as ’Don't We’, ’Just in Case’, ’Love Somebody’, ‘Kick Myself’, ‘I Got Better’ and more.

One thing's for sure, if you're fortunate enough to be heading to one of Wallen's Still the Problem tour-stops, you're in for an electrifying, unforgettable night of music...

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