Morgan Wallen Sets European Run For May

Morgan Wallen is heading out on his first European headlining run in May following a successful sold-out U.S. headlining run and a nationwide guest slot on Jason Aldean’s We Back Tour. Wallen’s longtime collaborator HARDY will be special guest for the overseas shows, which launch May 14 at Manchester’s Gorilla.

“I can’t wait to get over to the UK for my first time ever,” said Wallen. “I’ve always heard how amazing the fans are over there – looking forward to experiencing it for myself. Y’all get ready for a good time!”

Wallen, who has four Platinum-certified No. 1 singles as a writer under his belt, will tour with Cole Swindell and Thomas Rhett here in the States before heading out on the international run. Ticket pre-sales for the shows begin Feb. 5, and will go on-sale to the general public Feb. 7.

Last week Wallen released a new version of the Platinum-certified Diplo collaboration “Heartless,” adding Julia Michaels to the mix and pairing it with a fiery new music video. He’s currently in the studio working on a new album, due out later this year.

Morgan Wallen UK Headline Tour Dates:
May 14 | Manchester, UK – Gorilla
May 15 | London, UK – The Garage
May 17 | Newcastle, UK – O2 Academy 2
May 19 | Glasgow, SCT – SWG3 Warehouse

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