Morgan Wallen's 2025 Hard Rock Stadium Shows in Miami Gardens, Florida: Everything You Need to Know

Following a pair of electrifying I'm the Problem Tour kick-off weekends at Houston's NRG Stadium and Madison's Camp Randall Stadium, Morgan Wallen heads to Miami Gardens, Florida for two dates at Hard Rock Stadium

As the proud home to the NFL's Miami Dolphins, the Sneedville megastar is expected to perform for around 130,000 fans across the two nights, and he'll be bringing a formidable trio of friends along for the ride.

With support coming from contemporary country titans, Miranda Lambert, Brooks & Dunn and Gavin Adcock, we're hoping Wallen decides to bring them all on-stage at some point during his headline set.

At Neyland Stadium last year, Lambert joined Wallen for a stunning rendition of ‘Thought You Should Know’, and at their previous show at Camp Randall, the 'Kerosene' hitmaker joined Wallen for a unique take on 'Cowgirls,' which originally features ERNEST. Since Lambert will be out on the run again this weekend, we suspect they might perform the high-energy anthem together once again.

On the other hand, Brooks & Dunn recruited the country megastar for a revamped version of their iconic 'Neon Moon' as part of their Reboot II album, so attendees might get lucky with the live debut of the blockbuster collaboration.

So far during his stadium shows, Wallen hasn't switched 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 2025 album, I'm the Problem, such as ‘20 Cigarettes’, ‘Dark Til Daylight’, ’TN’, ’Just in Case’, ’Superman’, ‘Love Somebody’ and ‘Don't We’.

Beyond that, though, with Wallen's next show set to take place in Miami, Florida, fans are wondering if attendees will get to experience the live debut of album standout ‘Miami’ here.

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

Alongside the prospect of special guest appearances during his set, there's also the matter of who will accompany 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. For the Camp Randall double header, he was accompanied by former Green Bay Packers quarterback, Brett Favre.

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 Gavin Adcock expected to kick off the evening's performances around 6pm.

For those driving to Camp Randall Stadium, on-site parking opens at 3:30pm on a first-come, first-served basis. You can find full details on traveling 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 clear plastic bags that do not exceed 12″ x 6″ x 12″, small bags or fanny packs that do not exceed 4.5″ x 6.5″ and diaper bags. For the full specifications and a list of items that are prohibited, see here.

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