
Morgan Wallen, summer nights and stadiums full of country fans singing their hearts out? Yeah, 2027 is looking pretty good already.
The country superstar's Last Time I Checked Tour features 14 concerts across seven U.S. cities, with two shows in every market. Brooks & Dunn, HARDY, Thomas Rhett, Cole Swindell and Stella Lefty are joining him throughout the summer, with different opening lineups depending on the night.
With only seven cities on the schedule, don't be surprised if tickets are tough to come by. Presales kick off November 17, followed by the general onsale November 20, and plenty of fans will be competing for seats.
Luckily, SeatGeek is one of the few ticket marketplaces offering both primary and resale tickets for the tour, making it a one-stop shop for finding Morgan Wallen tickets no matter which city you're heading to.
Here's everything you need to know about Morgan Wallen's 2027 presales, general onsale and resale options, plus tips to help you get the seats you want.
Morgan Wallen fans have two ways to get early access to tickets for the Last Time I Checked Tour with the Club Wallen Presale and the Artist Presale. Both begin ahead of the November 20 general onsale.
Here's a quick look at the ticket sale schedule before we break down the details for each option.
Ticket sale | Date | Time |
|---|---|---|
Club Wallen Presale | Nov. 17–18, 2026 | Varies by concert |
Artist Presale | Nov. 17–18, 2026 | Varies by concert |
General Onsale | Friday, Nov. 20, 2026 | 10 a.m. local time |
Presales begin November 17 for Friday concerts and November 18 for Saturday concerts. Exact start times vary by show, so we'll explain how each presale works and when you can shop for your preferred date below.
Club Wallen members get an early opportunity to purchase tickets for Morgan Wallen's Last Time I Checked Tour, with presales beginning Tuesday, November 17, 2026.
The presale is split across two days, with Friday concerts opening November 17 and Saturday concerts following November 18.
Here's the current Club Wallen Presale schedule:
Concert date | City | Club Wallen Presale date | Start time (local) |
|---|---|---|---|
June 11 | Tampa, FL | Tue, Nov. 17 | TBA |
June 12 | Tampa, FL | Wed, Nov. 18 | TBA |
June 25 | Foxborough, MA | Tue, Nov. 17 | 10 a.m. ET |
June 26 | Foxborough, MA | Wed, Nov. 18 | 10 a.m. ET |
July 16 | Athens, GA | Tue, Nov. 17 | TBA |
July 17 | Athens, GA | Wed, Nov. 18 | TBA |
July 23 | Buffalo, NY | Tue, Nov. 17 | 9 a.m. ET |
July 24 | Buffalo, NY | Wed, Nov. 18 | 9 a.m. ET |
Aug. 6 | Columbus, OH | Tue, Nov. 17 | 8 a.m. ET |
Aug. 7 | Columbus, OH | Wed, Nov. 18 | 8 a.m. ET |
Aug. 13 | Tue, Nov. 17 | 8 a.m. CT | |
Aug. 14 | Wed, Nov. 18 | 8 a.m. CT | |
Aug. 27 | Tue, Nov. 17 | 9 a.m. CT | |
Aug. 28 | Wed, Nov. 18 | 9 a.m. CT |
All concert dates are in 2027, and presale dates are in November 2026. Times are local to each venue.
Club Wallen Presale start times for Tampa and Athens have not yet been confirmed.
For the four concerts at AT&T Stadium in Arlington and Nissan Stadium in Nashville, SeatGeek is the official primary ticketing platform. Fans can purchase tickets directly through SeatGeek by going to the concert's event page once they get their Club Wallen Presale code.
Club Wallen is Morgan Wallen's official paid fan membership program, offering exclusive merchandise, quarterly merchandise boxes and other member perks.
Fans can still visit the official Club Wallen membership page to join the 2026 Reserve membership, which costs $500 before applicable taxes and fees and remains active through December 31, 2026.
Club Wallen hasn't publicly confirmed an eligibility cutoff for the Last Time I Checked Tour, so fans should verify their eligibility before purchasing a membership specifically for early ticket access.
If you're already a member, check your Club Wallen account and email for presale instructions, including any required access code or ticketing link.
Don't have a Club Wallen membership? No problem. Morgan Wallen's Artist Presale is free to register for, giving fans another chance to grab tickets before the November 20 general onsale.
The Artist Presale begins Tuesday, November 17, for Friday concerts and Wednesday, November 18, for Saturday concerts. Start times vary by city, so make sure you're ready when tickets become available for your preferred show.
Concert date | City | Artist Presale date | Start time (local) |
|---|---|---|---|
June 11 | Tampa, FL | Tue, Nov. 17 | 10 a.m. ET |
June 12 | Tampa, FL | Wed, Nov. 18 | 10 a.m. ET |
June 25 | Foxborough, MA | Tue, Nov. 17 | 12 p.m. ET |
June 26 | Foxborough, MA | Wed, Nov. 18 | 12 p.m. ET |
July 16 | Athens, GA | Tue, Nov. 17 | 11 a.m. ET |
July 17 | Athens, GA | Wed, Nov. 18 | 11 a.m. ET |
July 23 | Buffalo, NY | Tue, Nov. 17 | 11 a.m. ET |
July 24 | Buffalo, NY | Wed, Nov. 18 | 11 a.m. ET |
Aug. 6 | Columbus, OH | Tue, Nov. 17 | 10 a.m. ET |
Aug. 7 | Columbus, OH | Wed, Nov. 18 | 10 a.m. ET |
Aug. 13 | Tue, Nov. 17 | 10 a.m. CT | |
Aug. 14 | Wed, Nov. 18 | 10 a.m. CT | |
Aug. 27 | Tue, Nov. 17 | 11 a.m. CT | |
Aug. 28 | Wed, Nov. 18 | 11 a.m. CT |
All concert dates are in 2027, and presale dates are in November 2026. Times are local to each venue.
For the four concerts at AT&T Stadium in Arlington and Nissan Stadium in Nashville, SeatGeek is the official primary ticketing platform. Fans can purchase tickets directly through SeatGeek by going to the concert's event page once they get their Artist Presale code.
Registration is free and remains open until Thursday, November 19, at 10 p.m. ET. However, fans hoping to purchase tickets when their presale first opens should register before November 17.
Here's how to sign up:
Visit the official tour website. Head to LastTimeICheckedTour.com and find the Artist Presale registration.
Choose your concerts. Select the cities and dates you want to attend. There's no limit on how many dates you can register for, but presale codes are specific to each city.
Complete your registration. Enter your contact information, verify your phone number using the two-factor authentication instructions and look for a confirmation email.
Watch for your presale code. Codes are scheduled to arrive Monday, November 16, via email and text message for U.S. phone numbers. International registrants will receive their codes by email.
Follow your ticketing link. Your presale instructions will include a link to the official ticketing platform for your concert. For Arlington and Nashville, SeatGeek will handle primary ticket sales.
Enter your code and shop for tickets. Once your presale opens, use your code to access available inventory and select your preferred seats.
Morgan Wallen's Last Time I Checked Tour tickets go on sale to the general public Friday, November 20, 2026, at 10 a.m. local time for all 14 concerts. For the AT&T Stadium and Nissan Stadium shows, fans can purchase primary tickets only through SeatGeek during the onsale.
If you're shopping during the general onsale, sign in to your ticketing account ahead of time, double-check your preferred concert date and have a few seating options in mind. Remember that Friday and Saturday performances feature different opening acts, so make sure you're buying tickets for the lineup you want to see.
With only seven cities on the Last Time I Checked Tour schedule, expect plenty of competition when tickets go on sale. The good news is that a little planning can improve your chances of getting the seats you want, especially if you're heading to a show with friends.
Here are four tips to keep in mind before the presales begin.
Why give yourself only one shot at tickets when you could have two?
Every city on Morgan Wallen's 2027 tour has a Friday and Saturday concert, and the Artist Presale allows fans to register for as many dates as they want.
If you're available both nights, register for both shows. Friday concerts have presales on November 17, while Saturday concerts follow November 18, giving you another opportunity to shop if your first attempt doesn't work out.
You can even register for nearby cities if you're willing to travel. Just remember that presale codes are city-specific, so you'll need to register separately for each city.
Planning to see Morgan Wallen with friends? Don't leave the entire ticket-buying process to one person.
Have everyone in your group register for the Artist Presale for both nights. That way, more people can try to secure tickets, and you're not relying on a single presale code or one person's place in the queue.
Before the sale, agree on your budget, preferred seating sections and how many tickets each person should try to purchase. The Artist Presale has a six-ticket limit per show, so larger groups should plan accordingly.
Just make sure you're communicating during the sale so you don't accidentally end up with more tickets than you need.
Morgan Wallen's presale schedule is a little confusing, so pay close attention to which concert you're trying to attend.
Each city's Friday and Saturday shows have different presale dates. Friday concerts open for presale on Tuesday, November 17, while Saturday concerts follow on Wednesday, November 18. On top of that, Club Wallen and Artist Presale windows start at different times, and those times vary by city.
For example, the Artist Presale begins at 10 a.m. CT for Arlington, 11 a.m. CT for Nashville and noon ET for Foxborough. Even though each city has two concerts, you'll need to shop on separate days if you're trying for both.
Double-check the date and time for each show you've registered for, set reminders and sign in to your ticketing account ahead of time. You don't want to miss your chance at tickets because you mixed up Friday's presale with Saturday's.
Don't wait until you're shopping for tickets to figure out where you want to sit.
Morgan Wallen is playing some enormous football stadiums in 2027, and there are plenty of options depending on whether you want to be close to the stage or prefer an elevated view of the concert.
SeatGeek has interactive seating maps for every venue on the tour. You can explore the layout, compare sections and use View From Seat previews where available to see what different seating areas look like.
Before the presale, pick a few sections you'd be happy with and set a realistic budget. If your first choice isn't available, you'll already have a backup plan instead of scrambling to figure out the stadium while tickets are selling.
Missed out on Morgan Wallen tickets? Don't cross that concert off your summer plans just yet.
Morgan Wallen resale tickets on his stops outside of AT&T Stadium and Nissan Stadium are already available on SeatGeek. That means you don't even have to wait until the first presale to secure your seats.
SeatGeek is one of the few ticket marketplaces offering both primary and resale tickets for Morgan Wallen's 2027 tour, making it a one-stop shop for fans attending any of the 14 concerts.
Here's why resale is worth considering:
Skip the presale scramble. You don't need a Club Wallen membership, presale code or special registration to purchase resale tickets.
Get tickets before the presales begin. Resale tickets are already available for Tampa, Foxborough, Athens, Buffalo and Columbus, so you can shop for seats before the November 17 presales and November 20 general onsale.
Compare both nights in your city. Every tour stop features two concerts, so you can check prices and availability for Friday and Saturday performances.
Know what you're paying upfront. SeatGeek's All-In Pricing includes mandatory fees in displayed ticket prices, making it easier to compare options.
Find tickets that fit your budget. Deal Score helps you identify competitively priced listings, while Price Alerts can notify you when ticket prices drop.
Buy with confidence. Every purchase on SeatGeek is backed by the SeatGeek Buyer Guarantee.
Whether you want to secure your seats early or keep an eye out for a better price, you can explore options for every stop on SeatGeek's Morgan Wallen ticket page.
There's a lot to look forward to on Morgan Wallen's Last Time I Checked Tour, and SeatGeek makes it easy to find your spot in the crowd.
Here's how to get your tickets.
Find your Morgan Wallen concert. Visit Morgan Wallen tickets on SeatGeek and select your preferred city, date and venue.
Shop the presale or general onsale for Arlington and Nashville. SeatGeek is the Official Ticketing Partner of AT&T Stadium and Nissan Stadium, hosting all official presales and the November 20 general onsale for those four concerts. Check your specific sale time, sign in to your SeatGeek account and enter your presale code when prompted.
Explore resale tickets for every tour stop. Attending a show in Tampa, Foxborough, Athens, Buffalo or Columbus? SeatGeek has resale tickets already available, so you can secure your seats ahead of the first presale.
Compare both nights in your city. Every stop features Friday and Saturday concerts with different opening acts. Check ticket availability and prices for both dates to find the best fit for your plans.
Explore the interactive seating map. Compare floor seats, lower-level sections and upper-level options at any stadium on the tour. Use View From Seat previews where available to get a better idea of your view before buying.
Find tickets that fit your budget. Filter listings by price, section and ticket quantity. SeatGeek's All-In Pricing includes mandatory fees upfront, while Deal Score helps you compare value on eligible listings.
Set a Price Alert if you're still looking. If you haven't found the right seats at the right price, SeatGeek can notify you when prices drop for your selected concert.
Review your tickets and check out. Confirm the concert date, venue, section, row, ticket quantity and delivery details before purchasing. Every ticket purchased through SeatGeek is backed by the SeatGeek Buyer Guarantee.
Whether you're making a weekend out of it or catching Wallen close to home, get your tickets squared away and start looking forward to a summer night filled with your favorite songs.
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Max Meyer is a Senior Content Analyst at SeatGeek, where he oversees the blog's coverage of sports, concerts and theater. An avid fan of live events himself (it's easy to be one in New York City!), Max is passionate about making ticket buying easier to navigate and helping fans know what to expect before attending an event. He previously worked at Sports Illustrated, The Athletic and CBS Sports.