The college football world is buzzing because, after a tough season for the Clemson Tigers, they are getting a huge win with a concert. Country star Morgan Wallen just announced his 2026 “Still the Problem Tour,” and the final stop for this new round of shows will be right in Death Valley, Clemson’s Memorial Stadium this June. The tour is a smart play on the title of his big album, I’m the Problem.
This whole new tour kicked off with a secret message that fans had to figure out. A few days ago, his fan club posted a strange note using Morse code. Smart fans quickly translated the dots and dashes to find the message: “Still the Problem.” This confirmed the new tour, which starts in April 2026 and travels to cool states like Alabama, Colorado, Florida, and Michigan.
Tour Announcement – Morgan Wallen
Fans went wild when they found out the news. One fan noticed the tour name right away, writing, “Still the problem!!!” Another person simply yelled, “I will be there Morgan!!” People are so excited to see him after the huge success of his latest music. Many fans said that they were waiting for this announcement. Others shared excitement over seeing him perform live!
The tour name, “Still the Problem,” is a clever twist on his album title, I’m the Problem. That title track was co-written by Wallen and some friends, and it’s a deep look at his own life. The song is not just a party anthem; it is about when he looked at his mistakes and how he deals with fame.
Morgan Wallen – I’m The Problem (The Shop Sessions)
The lyrics of “I’m the Problem” are super honest. The song has him asking his partner, “If I’m the problem, well, you might be the reason.” He is saying he knows he messes up, but maybe they share some of the blame. What makes it interesting is him using the idea of whiskey in the song to talk about bad habits.
This song and the new tour show how Morgan Wallen is growing up as an artist. He still blends his country and rock sounds, but he is getting better at writing songs that are real and make you think. You can feel the emotion in his voice. Follow Morgan Wallen on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube to keep up with his journey and see what problem he solves next.