Can you still get last-minute Morgan Wallen tickets for Neyland Stadium shows in Knoxville?
Not only will country superstar Morgan Wallen cap summer 2024 with Billboard’s coveted “song of the summer,” he’ll likely do so with record-breaking crowds at two special hometown concerts at Neyland Stadium.
Will you be there jamming to “I Had Some Help” and “Cowgirls,” too?
Organizers are expecting around 140,000 people to attend Wallen’s two Neyland shows Sept. 20 and 22. Tickets were selling so fast after going on sale for the first show that a second Knoxville show was added just a few hours later.
Wallen’s return to Knoxville is less the two weeks away, but there still might be time to get your ticket.
Are tickets to the Morgan Wallen concerts at Neyland Stadium still available?
Yes. According to Ticketmaster, tickets for both Wallen shows (Sept. 20 and Sept. 22) are available. This includes standard admission, VIP packages and verified resale tickets.
Ticketing platforms StubHub, SeatGeek and Vivid Seats have tickets for the Knoxville shows, as well. Tickets are “selling fast,” though.
How much are Morgan Wallen tickets?
The ticket prices for Wallen’s two Neyland shows vary wildly and might depend on where you purchase tickets, the seat choice, the resale value and other factors.
Take note that the cheapest tickets might have obstructed views based on how Wallen's tour stage is configured.
Here are the price ranges among all ticket types based on a basic search Sept. 10:
Sept. 20 show
Ticketmaster: $75-$3,000+
SeatGeek: $74-$1,500+
StubHub: $54-$1,000+
Vivid Seats: $47-$1,200+
Sept. 22 show
Ticketmaster: $75-$2,000+
SeatGeek: $45-$1,300
StubHub: $33-$1,000+
Vivid Seats: $28-1,400+
Prices and availability are likely to change as concert dates approach.
Why Morgan Wallen is 'coming home'
Wallen, a Gibbs High School graduate and massive Tennessee Baseball fan, added the two Knoxville shows to his worldwide "One Night at a Time" tour after the Vols won the College World Series championship this summer.
“I’m coming home,” Wallen wrote in the surprise concert announcement shared on X, formerly known as Twitter, in July. The post also included a video of the singer performing in Vols orange with “Rocky Top” playing in the background.
“I’ve had the honor of playing in a lot of college, MLB and NFL stadiums the past two years, but getting to play to my hometown at Neyland Stadium, nothing tops this for a boy from East Tennessee,” Wallen added in a press release.
Wallen’s shows will be the first concerts held at Neyland since 2019, when Garth Brooks broke the concert attendance record at the stadium with a crowd of 84,000 people.
The success of Wallen's shows could help Tennessee Athletics utilize Neyland beyond Tennessee football in the future, including for concerts and for national and international sporting events.
Devarrick Turner is a trending news reporter. Email [email protected]. On X, formerly known as Twitter @dturner1208.
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