Warning for Western New York Fans Going to Morgan Wallen

It could be a record-setting weekend in Michigan as fans of Morgan Wallen flock to Ann Arbor for one of the biggest country music events of the year. If you’re making the trip from New York State, there are a few things you should be prepared for, starting with what could be a record-breaking crowd.

Morgan Wallen’s Summer Tour Has Drawn Massive Crowds

Morgan Wallen has been on the road this summer with select tour stops in cities including Baltimore, Maryland, and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Tickets have sold out quickly, and each show has drawn tens of thousands of fans.

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Depending on the date, opening acts have included Brooks & Dunn, Gavin Adcock, Ella Langley, HARDY, and Thomas Rhett, making every stop a must-see event for country music fans.

A New Attendance Record Could Be Set in Ann Arbor

This weekend’s shows in Ann Arbor could become the biggest concerts in the stadium’s history.

The previous attendance record was set during a Zach Bryan concert, which drew approximately 112,000 fans. This weekend, attendance is expected to climb even higher, with as many as 120,000 people each night. If those projections hold true, more than 240,000 fans could see Morgan Wallen perform over two nights.

Traveling From New York State? Plan Ahead

Michigan is an easy road trip for many country music fans from Buffalo and Western New York. If you’re heading to Ann Arbor, be prepared for heavy traffic, large crowds, and limited parking.

Local officials are encouraging concertgoers to plan ahead, arrive early, and consider reserving parking before they get there, as parking prices are expected to be high and many lots could fill up quickly.

Get Ready for an Unforgettable Weekend

With record crowds expected and one of country music’s biggest stars taking the stage, this weekend has the potential to be one for the history books.

If you’re making the trip from New York State, we’d love to hear about your experience. Send us your photos and videos, or give us a call Monday morning to let us know how the show was. You just might be part of country music history this weekend in Michigan.