Morgan Wallen is set to perform at Camp Randall Stadium for the first time since 1997. Here’s how you can snag tickets:

Morgan Wallen electrifies stage with energy

    Morgan Wallen, born May 13, 1993, in Sneedville, Tennessee, grew up in a small town, which has heavily influenced his music. Raised in a musical family, Wallen’s mother, a teacher, and father, a preacher, nurtured his love for music. He was involved in various music programs during his school years, but he initially dreamed of a career in baseball. However, after an injury derailed his athletic aspirations, he turned his focus to music, eventually moving to Nashville to pursue a career in country music.

Wallen's personal life has drawn significant attention over the years, often intertwining with his career in the public eye. In 2020, he welcomed his son, Indigo “Indie” Wilder Wallen, with his ex-fiancée, KT Smith. Despite their breakup, Wallen remains committed to co-parenting and being an active father. His son’s birth has been a source of joy and motivation for him, with Wallen frequently sharing moments of fatherhood on social media.

In addition to his family life, Wallen’s personal journey has been marked by controversies that have often overshadowed his success. In early 2021, a video surfaced showing Wallen using a racial slur, leading to public backlash, a temporary ban from radio stations, and being dropped by his label. However, Wallen took responsibility for his actions, issuing a public apology, and spent time reflecting on the incident. His ability to bounce back, with an album like Dangerous: The Double Album reaching record-breaking success, demonstrated his resilience and the loyalty of his fanbase.

Despite the challenges, Morgan Wallen’s personal life remains intertwined with his music, and he continues to be a polarizing yet influential figure in the country music scene. His ability to be authentic and open about his flaws has resonated with many fans, making him one of the most notable artists in modern country music.Morgan Wallen has made a name for himself as a leading country music artist, blending country, rock, and pop in a way that resonates with many. He first caught the spotlight on *The Voice* back in 2014, but it was his debut album, *If I Know Me* (2018), and the follow-up, *Dangerous: The Double Album* (2021), that really launched him into stardom, breaking records and dominating the charts.

His songs often touch on themes like love, heartbreak, and the charm of small-town life, and his genuine lyrics have helped him build a loyal fanbase. With a rich, gravelly voice and a unique mix of modern sounds and classic country vibes, he stands out in the country music scene.

Wallen has faced some controversies, notably a high-profile incident in 2021 involving a racial slur, which led to a break from the spotlight and a lot of media buzz. Nevertheless, he remains a key player in country music, enjoying both commercial success and a strong following.

Now, about those tickets:

In October, Coldplay was the first big act announced for Madison's Camp Randall Stadium in almost 30 years. But it’s Morgan Wallen who will actually be the one to headline the first concert at the University of Wisconsin-Madison football stadium since 1997.

Morgan Wallen performs energetically, captivating the audience.

On Friday, the country music star dropped the news about his “I’m the Problem 2025 Tour,” which is set to hit Camp Randall on June 28, featuring Miranda Lambert and Ella Langley as the opening acts.

The tour takes its name from his upcoming fourth album, "I'm the Problem," which he also announced on the same day. While a release date is still under wraps, the title track made its debut on Friday.

A representative from FPC Live, the Madison-based promoter for the concert, confirmed the Camp Randall show after a teaser was shared about the concert reveal the night before.

This Madison concert will coincide with another big music event in Wisconsin — the second Saturday of Summerfest in Milwaukee, headlined by Megan Thee Stallion at the American Family Insurance Amphitheater.

Wallen, who faced a setback in 2021 after a racial slur incident that he apologized for, has bounced back and is now one of the most sought-after stars in the music scene.

In 2023, he made history as the first artist to headline a Wisconsin stadium for two nights in a row at American Family Field, kicking off one of the year's top-grossing tours in North America.

For 2024, he landed two albums in the top 10 of the year-end Billboard 200 chart — “One Thing at a Time” and “Dangerous: The Double Album,” even though they were released in 2023 and 2021, respectively. He also scored a spot on the year-end Billboard Hot 100 chart with “I Had Some Help” alongside Post Malone and took home the entertainer of the year award at the Country Music Association Awards.

Now, Wallen is gearing up to perform at one of Wisconsin's largest venues, which can hold over 80,000 fans during Wisconsin Badgers football games.

Camp Randall is set to welcome concerts again after a long break:

Even with its impressive size, Camp Randall hasn't hosted many concerts. A few major acts like the Rolling Stones, U2, Pink Floyd, and Genesis performed there between 1988 and 1997, but there haven't been any concerts at Camp Randall since then.

Last summer, they started allowing alcohol sales in the general seating areas of the stadium for events. Before that, alcohol was banned at Camp Randall concerts, as confirmed by a UW Athletics spokesperson.

"For these big stadium shows, having alcohol available is pretty much essential. It really enhances the overall fan experience," said Jason King, the senior associate athletic director for capital projects and operations at University of Wisconsin Athletics, in an interview with the Journal Sentinel back in October. "Once we realized we could sell alcohol at Camp Randall, it definitely opened up new opportunities for us."

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In October, Coldplay revealed they would be performing at Camp Randall on July 19 as part of their huge "Music of the Spheres World Tour." (Both the Madison concert and the entire tour sold out in no time.) This will be Coldplay's first show in Wisconsin since 2009 and their first-ever performance in Madison.

Morgan Wallen commands the stage, energizing the crowd.

If you're looking to snag tickets for Morgan Wallen's Camp Randall concert:

Fans can register for presale access to Wallen's June 28 concert at Camp Randall, along with any of the 19 stadium shows in 10 North American cities announced on Friday, via his website, morganwallen.com, until January 28. General ticket sales will kick off at 10 a.m. on January 31 at uwbadgers.com. Ticket prices haven't been revealed yet.