Morgan Wallen has made walk-outs his signature stage entrance on tour, and the 33-year-old country superstar continued the tradition during his Still The Problem Tour.
Each night, Wallen made his grand entrance by walking from his tour bus to the stage in front of sold out stadium crowds to the tune of “Broadway Girls,” Wallen’s collaboration with Lil Durk. While some nights featured Wallen making the walk alone, other nights featured surprise appearances from legendary athletes, hometown heroes, and special guests.
From Caitlin Clark to Nick Saban, the Still The Problem Tour featured some unforgettable walkout moments. Wallen was joined by a star-studded lineup of guests throughout the tour, including Jared Allen, Joe Mauer, Nick Saban, Jack Eichel, Noah Hanifin, Caitlin Clark, Tim Tebow, Steve Spurrier, John Elway, Kurt Angle, Brian Urlacher, Ray Lewis, Aidan Hutchinson, the Hughes Brothers (Quinn and Jack Hughes), Ryan Howard, Cooper DeJean and more.
Wallen previously shared that the walk-outs have become a special part of the concert experience that fans look forward to, while also serving as a source of energy that helps him kickstart each show. “The walk-outs are just… the energy that comes from those could just last you, I mean, maybe not the entire show, but it’ll last you awhile and then once you get out there and compound the energy that comes along with the actual show. It’s a rush,” Wallen shared during a recent appearance on This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von podcast.
Music Mayhem compiled a complete list of every guest who joined Morgan Wallen for his walkout during the Still The Problem Tour, which you can see below.
Minneapolis, Minnesota – U.S. Bank Stadium (April 10 and April 11)
Night One – April 10: Jared Allen — Former NFL defensive end and Minnesota Vikings legend.
Night Two – April 11: Joe Mauer — Former Minnesota Twins catcher, three-time MLB batting champion, and Baseball Hall of Fame inductee.
Tuscaloosa, Alabama – Saban Field at Bryant-Denny Stadium (April 18)
One Night Only – April 18: Nick Saban — Legendary college football coach and seven-time national champion head coach.
Las Vegas, Nevada – Allegiant Stadium (May 1 & May 2)
Night One – May 1: Solo
Night Two – May 2: Jack Eichel & Noah Hanifin — NHL stars and members of the Vegas Golden Knights.
Indianapolis, Indiana – Lucas Oil Stadium (May 8 & May 9)
Night One – May 8: Solo
Night Two – May 9: Caitlin Clark — WNBA superstar and Indiana Fever guard; first woman to participate in a Morgan Wallen walkout.
Gainesville, Florida – Ben Hill Griffin Stadium (May 15 & May 16)
Night One – May 15: Tim Tebow — Former Florida Gators quarterback, Heisman Trophy winner, and NFL player.
Night Two – May 16: Steve Spurrier — College Football Hall of Fame coach and former Florida Gators head coach.
Denver, Colorado – Empower Field at Mile High (May 29 & May 30)
Night One – May 29: John Elway — Denver Broncos legend, Hall of Fame quarterback, and two-time Super Bowl champion.
Night Two – May 30: Solo
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – Acrisure Stadium (June 5 & June 6)
Night One – June 5: Kurt Angle — Olympic gold medalist and WWE Hall of Fame wrestler.
Night Two – June 6: Show Canceled
Chicago, Illinois – Soldier Field (June 19 & June 20)
Night One – June 19: Brian Urlacher — Chicago Bears legend and Pro Football Hall of Fame linebacker.
Night Two – June 20: Solo
Clemson, South Carolina – Clemson Memorial Stadium (June 26 & June 27)
Night One – June 26: His Band
Night Two – June 27: His Band
Baltimore, Maryland – M&T Bank Stadium (July 17 & July 18)
Night One – July 17: U.S. Navy & U.S. Marines — Honoring members of the United States Armed Forces.
Night Two – July 18: Ray Lewis — Baltimore Ravens legend and Pro Football Hall of Fame linebacker.
Ann Arbor, Michigan – Michigan Stadium (July 24 & July 25)
Night One – July 24: Aidan Hutchinson — Detroit Lions star defensive end and former Michigan Wolverines standout.
Night Two – July 25: Hughes Brothers (Quinn & Jack Hughes) and Team USA Gold Medal — NHL stars and brothers from Michigan and Team USA Winter Olympics gold medalists.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – Lincoln Financial Field (July 31 & August 1)
Night One – July 31: Ryan Howard — Former Philadelphia Phillies first baseman, MLB All-Star, and 2006 National League MVP.
Night Two – August 1: Cooper DeJean — Philadelphia Eagles defensive back and Super Bowl champion.
