Here we go then - it's time for the big one.

Morgan Wallen is heading for Ann Arbor this weekend for the Michigan tour-stops of his 2026 Still The Problem run, and he's playing at The Big House.

Wallen will be joined by Thomas Rhett, HARDY, Hudson Westbrook and Blake Whiten at Michigan Stadium, with the potential of either one of the shows becoming the biggest selling ticketed event in American history.

Zach Bryan set the record at the stadium by playing the first ever shows there, performing in front of 112,408 fans. With over 220,000 fans expected to fill The Big House across the two nights for Wallen's shows, fans will be talking about these shows for a long time, regardless of whether it breaks Bryan's record or not.

As it stands, the weather for Friday and Saturday in Ann Arbor is looking pretty perfect, with temperatures reaching the low 80s, meaning we shouldn't see any adverse weather affecting the weekend's events.

One of the biggest and most constant talking points throughout the tour has been the merchandise that's available.

For The Big House, an exclusive, limited edition t-shirt and cap has been made available for the shows, which you can preview below.

This will sell out fast, so your best bet for getting your hands on them is to visit the Merchandise truck on the corner of South Main St and East Keech Ave on Thursday, July 23 at 12pm.

The merch truck will also be open on Friday, July 24 & Saturday, July 25 at the same time, 12pm. There will also be merchandise available to purchase at the stadium. You can expect to find Still The Problem Tour t-shirts, hoodies and posters along with an array of caps, koozies and his signature ‘Thank Yew’ t-shirt.

If you're planning to drive to The Big House, you definitely need to ensure you have pre-booked parking for the event, particularly if you are planning on parking at Pioneer High School.

Parking at the lot at the high school is priced at $150.00+, with reports suggesting spaces are now being sold for $175.00+.

The University of Michigan have confirmed that a number of the official campus parking spaces have sold well in advance. The remaining spaces will be available on a first-come, first-served basis, so if you wish to park there you should arrive very early to avoid both congestion and missing a space.

Using public transport will help remove the cost and stress of driving and parking, if it's applicable to you. For those local to The Big House, you can use TheRide (provided by the Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority) to the Main St and Keech Ave stop, which is directly outside the stadium.

If you are coming from Detroit, ride the D2A2 express bus to the Blake Transit Center, which should cost you $8.00.

The Big House has a strict policy of no bags being allowed in the stadium. This includes small purses and clear bags. Visitors with special childcare or medical needs, such as prescription medication or devices and diaper bags, are allowed to bring bags, but they must be clear plastic bags and will be screened by security before entry into the stadium.

Wallen’s Still The Problem Tour delivers a whopping 29 songs each night, featuring his support artists on particular tracks. Wallen has been bringing out his rowdy tour opener, Gavin Adcock, for his party anthem ‘Up Down’, but with Adcock not on the bill at Michigan Stadium, we're suspect he'll bring out Blake Whiten and Hudson Westbrook here instead.

Wallen's also featured on Ella Langley’s new track, ‘I Can’t Love You Anymore’ and the pair have been duetting this on the nights where she is his main support. Sadly, Langley - like Adcock - is not on the line-up in Ann Arbor, so Wallen may well cut this song from the setlist.

Other fan-favourites like ‘Cowgirls’, ‘Ain’t That Some’ and ‘The Way I Talk’ will pop off for the diehard fans, whereas his newer ‘20 Cigarettes’, ‘TN’ and ‘I Got Better’ will hit hard for those that found him from his I’m The Problem album. We're also fairly confident that Wallen will perform his brand new earworm, ‘Been By Now’, which drops on July 24th.

Wallen has cemented himself as one of the best entertainers in the modern country space, and you can expect plenty of histrionics and a spellbinding array of hits on Friday and Saturday. Enjoy!