Morgan Wallen's Big House Double Feature: A Country Music Extravaganza

Morgan Wallen is making a splash in Ann Arbor. He's playing the Big House not once, but twice in July. This follows Zach Bryan's record-breaking show last month. Wallen's team announced the news on Thursday. Tickets go on sale November 7th. Wallen's not alone on stage. Thomas Rhett will join him on July 24th, and Hardy on the 25th. Hudson Westbrook and Blake Whiten will support both shows. These concerts are part of Wallen's "Still the Problem" tour. It kicks off in April and wraps up in August. The tour isn't just about music. It's also about giving back. A portion of every ticket sold goes to Wallen's foundation. The Morgan Wallen Foundation supports music and sports programs for kids. It also helps communities in times of crisis. Wallen's been in the spotlight for a while. His latest album, "I'm the Problem, " debuted at number one. It spent 12 weeks at the top of the charts. The album features a duet with Tate McRae. The song "What I Want" hit number one on the Hot 100 chart. Wallen's rise to fame hasn't been smooth. He's faced controversies, including a racial slur incident and a recent arrest. Despite this, he's become one of the biggest stars in country music. His songs have over a billion streams on Spotify. Last year, Wallen sold out shows at Ford Field. Now, he's taking on the Big House. It's unclear if he'll break the attendance record. He might use a similar stage setup as Bryan. Or, he might go for a more traditional end stage. Fans are buzzing about the announcement. Some noticed a post Wallen made after Michigan's National Championship win. It featured a maize-colored asterisk. This could be a nod to the team's sign-stealing scandal. It's a reminder that Wallen isn't afraid to stir the pot.