Imagine standing in a football stadium with 65,000 other people in total darkness. That is exactly what happened in Cleveland at Huntington Bank Field during Morgan Wallen’s “Still the Problem” tour. Every person there wore a special Pixmob wristband that received infrared signals. Suddenly, the whole place turned into a giant ocean of light that blinked and changed colors to the beat of the music.
The stadium lights went down low when the music for “Just In Case” started playing. Thousands of tiny lights began to twinkle like stars from the front row all the way to the very top seats. Morgan stood there singing while the crowd became the main light for the whole show.
Update: Morgan Wallen performs “Just In Case” at Huntington Bank Field in Cleveland, OH
One fan said that they had never felt so close to so many strangers before. Another viewer mentioned that the lights made them feel like they were part of Morgan’s own family. People in the comments said that they can’t wait to hear him in person.
The bright lights of the big stadium radiate energy, but Morgan also likes to keep things simple. He filmed a different version of the same song in a small garage. This transition from a huge crowd to a quiet room shows how much he cares about the music itself. He can play for thousands or just a few friends, and it still sounds just as good.
Morgan Wallen – Just In Case (The Shop Sessions)
In this quiet session, Morgan sits down with his guitar to perform “Just In Case” from his hit album I’m The Problem. The song is about a man who leaves the door open for an old flame. It reached the top of the Billboard charts because so many people understand that feeling of waiting.
Morgan Wallen is a singer who knows how to tell a story that sticks with you long after the music stops. Follow Morgan Wallen on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. You do not want to miss what he does next.