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Morgan Wallen: Shattering Records, Stadiums, and Expectations in 2026
Morgan Wallen BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Morgan Wallen just shattered records, crowning himself the RIAA's highest certified country artist of all time with a staggering 265.5 million units, including 239.5 million singles and 26 million albums, landing him third all genres behind only Drake and Taylor Swift, according to the RIAA's bombshell announcement on December 16. RIAA Chairman Mitch Glazier hailed Wallen's "remarkable rise" fueled by fan devotion and hits like "Whiskey Glasses" now 13x Platinum, plus four more Diamond or higher smashes—"Last Night," "Wasted On You," "Chasin' You," and Diplo's "Heartless"—marking the first time any country star owns five such juggernauts, as detailed by Whiskey Riff and Billboard. This caps a dominant 2025 where his May album I'm The Problem topped Apple Music worldwide and Spotify U.S. all-genre, fresh off Billboard's Top Artist nod and three Spotify Billion Club entries.
Hot on those heels, Wallen unveiled his 2026 Still The Problem Tour, a 12-city stadium blitz kicking off April 10 with double nights at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, hitting Clemson, Florida, Michigan, and Alabama football cathedrals, backed by Brooks & Dunn, HARDY, Ella Langley, Thomas Rhett, and more, per 92.5 XTU and Sumner County Source. Ticket sales funnel cash to the Morgan Wallen Foundation, which has disbursed over $5 million for youth music and sports, including $600,000 in school instruments this year alone.
No fresh public sightings or personal drama surfaced in the last few days, but tribute acts like The Morgan Wallen Experience packed houses over the weekend in Crystal Bay, Nevada on December 20, Solana Beach and Folsom, California this Friday, drawing rabid fans craving that Wallen fix, via JamBase and Eventbrite. Social buzz swirls around his chart throne and tour hype, with Audacy radio contests dangling tickets through early January. Wallen's quietly reshaping country royalty, one platinum plaque at a time.
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Morgan Wallen just shattered records, crowning himself the RIAA's highest certified country artist of all time with a staggering 265.5 million units, including 239.5 million singles and 26 million albums, landing him third all genres behind only Drake and Taylor Swift, according to the RIAA's bombshell announcement on December 16. RIAA Chairman Mitch Glazier hailed Wallen's "remarkable rise" fueled by fan devotion and hits like "Whiskey Glasses" now 13x Platinum, plus four more Diamond or higher smashes—"Last Night," "Wasted On You," "Chasin' You," and Diplo's "Heartless"—marking the first time any country star owns five such juggernauts, as detailed by Whiskey Riff and Billboard. This caps a dominant 2025 where his May album I'm The Problem topped Apple Music worldwide and Spotify U.S. all-genre, fresh off Billboard's Top Artist nod and three Spotify Billion Club entries.
Hot on those heels, Wallen unveiled his 2026 Still The Problem Tour, a 12-city stadium blitz kicking off April 10 with double nights at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, hitting Clemson, Florida, Michigan, and Alabama football cathedrals, backed by Brooks & Dunn, HARDY, Ella Langley, Thomas Rhett, and more, per 92.5 XTU and Sumner County Source. Ticket sales funnel cash to the Morgan Wallen Foundation, which has disbursed over $5 million for youth music and sports, including $600,000 in school instruments this year alone.
No fresh public sightings or personal drama surfaced in the last few days, but tribute acts like The Morgan Wallen Experience packed houses over the weekend in Crystal Bay, Nevada on December 20, Solana Beach and Folsom, California this Friday, drawing rabid fans craving that Wallen fix, via JamBase and Eventbrite. Social buzz swirls around his chart throne and tour hype, with Audacy radio contests dangling tickets through early January. Wallen's quietly reshaping country royalty, one platinum plaque at a time.
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Morgan Wallen just shattered records, crowning himself the RIAA's highest certified country artist of all time with a staggering 265.5 million units, including 239.5 million singles and 26 million albums, landing him third all genres behind only Drake and Taylor Swift, according to the RIAA's bombshell announcement on December 16. RIAA Chairman Mitch Glazier hailed Wallen's "remarkable rise" fueled by fan devotion and hits like "Whiskey Glasses" now 13x Platinum, plus four more Diamond or higher smashes—"Last Night," "Wasted On You," "Chasin' You," and Diplo's "Heartless"—marking the first time any country star owns five such juggernauts, as detailed by Whiskey Riff and Billboard. This caps a dominant 2025 where his May album I'm The Problem topped Apple Music worldwide and Spotify U.S. all-genre, fresh off Billboard's Top Artist nod and three Spotify Billion Club entries.
Hot on those heels, Wallen unveiled his 2026 Still The Problem Tour, a 12-city stadium blitz kicking off April 10 with double nights at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, hitting Clemson, Florida, Michigan, and Alabama football cathedrals, backed by Brooks & Dunn, HARDY, Ella Langley, Thomas Rhett, and more, per 92.5 XTU and Sumner County Source. Ticket sales funnel cash to the Morgan Wallen Foundation, which has disbursed over $5 million for youth music and sports, including $600,000 in school instruments this year alone.
No fresh public sightings or personal drama surfaced in the last few days, but tribute acts like The Morgan Wallen Experience packed houses over the weekend in Crystal Bay, Nevada on December 20, Solana Beach and Folsom, California this Friday, drawing rabid fans craving that Wallen fix, via JamBase and Eventbrite. Social buzz swirls around his chart throne and tour hype, with Audacy radio contests dangling tickets through early January. Wallen's quietly reshaping country royalty, one platinum plaque at a time.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Morgan Wallen just shattered records, crowning himself the RIAA's highest certified country artist of all time with a staggering 265.5 million units, including 239.5 million singles and 26 million albums, landing him third all genres behind only Drake and Taylor Swift, according to the RIAA's bombshell announcement on December 16. RIAA Chairman Mitch Glazier hailed Wallen's "remarkable rise" fueled by fan devotion and hits like "Whiskey Glasses" now 13x Platinum, plus four more Diamond or higher smashes—"Last Night," "Wasted On You," "Chasin' You," and Diplo's "Heartless"—marking the first time any country star owns five such juggernauts, as detailed by Whiskey Riff and Billboard. This caps a dominant 2025 where his May album I'm The Problem topped Apple Music worldwide and Spotify U.S. all-genre, fresh off Billboard's Top Artist nod and three Spotify Billion Club entries.
Hot on those heels, Wallen unveiled his 2026 Still The Problem Tour, a 12-city stadium blitz kicking off April 10 with double nights at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, hitting Clemson, Florida, Michigan, and Alabama football cathedrals, backed by Brooks & Dunn, HARDY, Ella Langley, Thomas Rhett, and more, per 92.5 XTU and Sumner County Source. Ticket sales funnel cash to the Morgan Wallen Foundation, which has disbursed over $5 million for youth music and sports, including $600,000 in school instruments this year alone.
No fresh public sightings or personal drama surfaced in the last few days, but tribute acts like The Morgan Wallen Experience packed houses over the weekend in Crystal Bay, Nevada on December 20, Solana Beach and Folsom, California this Friday, drawing rabid fans craving that Wallen fix, via JamBase and Eventbrite. Social buzz swirls around his chart throne and tour hype, with Audacy radio contests dangling tickets through early January. Wallen's quietly reshaping country royalty, one platinum plaque at a time.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI