We may be a week out from Morgan Wallen’s I’m The Problem tour beginning at the NRG Stadium in Houston (20 June), but Apple Music may have revealed the setlist early.
Apple Music features Set List playlists for many artists, such as blink-182, Beyoncé, and Post Malone. The latest one, Morgan Wallen’s I’m The Problem Tour Set List, was published by Apple Music Country on Wednesday (11 June).
The potential setlist features 27 tracks and pulls from different eras of Wallen’s career. Tracks like You Proof, One Thing At A Time, Sand In My Boots, Cowgirls, Whiskey Glasses, Last Night, and his collaboration with Post Malone, I Had Some Help, are slotted between songs from his new album, I’m The Problem.
New tracks are set to receive a decent showing, with 13 songs from the album listed on the setlist, including the title track, I Got Better, I’m A Little Crazy, and Superman.
You can check out the potential I’m The Problem tour setlist here.
Discussing the setlist with Apple Music, Wallen said he loves singing I’m A Little Crazy and sees how well the title track is doing. When asked about the difference between recording and touring, he answered: “The energy.”
Wallen added, “I spend months at this point getting ready to get on tour, just getting in shape. I don’t have to be in any kind of crazy shape to record in the studio. With how big my stage is, how much I run around, and how much effort that me and the guys put into it, I don’t think you would know that by just listening to my record.”
Morgan Wallen’s global domination continues following the release of I’m The Problem, which has topped the charts in countries in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres, which bodes well for fans hoping he returns to Australia soon.
The release of I’m The Problem and its rise to #1 follows Universal Music Australia teasing a 2026 Australian tour for the country music superstar.
In May, the label revealed that if fans ordered Wallen’s new album, I’m The Problem, from their website, they’d receive exclusive access to a pre-sale code for his upcoming, and still officially unannounced, 2026 Australian tour.
While official dates and cities have not been confirmed, this is the first clear sign that Wallen is plotting a massive return Down Under.
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