Morgan Wallen's Christmas Love, Album Dominance, and 2026 Tour Plans

Morgan Wallen BioSnap a weekly updated Biography. Morgan Wallen is having one of those weeks where his music dominance and personal quirks are both in the spotlight. According to US963 and New Country 1031, he recently opened up about his deep love for Christmas, calling himself a Christmas connoisseur and admitting that taking down the tree is the saddest day of the year for him. He says he enjoys decorating and got that from his mom, though she always used fake trees while he prefers real ones. His latest single from his 2025 album I’m the Problem, “20 Cigarettes,” has just cracked the top 20 on country radio, keeping the momentum going. On the streaming front, Parade and Whiskey Riff report that Wallen’s I’m the Problem has been named Apple Music’s most-listened-to album of 2025 across all genres, not just country. He also leads all artists with 12 songs on Apple Music’s global Top 100 list for 2025, including “I’m the Problem,” “Love Somebody,” “Just In Case,” and others. Fox News notes that on Spotify Wrapped 2025, I’m the Problem is the number one U.S. album, with One Thing at a Time at number nine, and Wallen is the third most-listened-to U.S. artist behind Taylor Swift and Drake. Wallen hasn’t been shy about how he feels regarding awards. Whiskey Riff and AOL report that after losing Entertainer of the Year at the CMAs, he shared Apple Music’s year-end announcement on Instagram with the caption “I like to let my fans do the talking,” widely seen as a pointed response. He also recently made a surprise appearance with Ella Langley at the Ryman, where he quipped that it takes more than an awards show to get him out to Broadway these days. On the tour front, AOL and Titan Times confirm that his 2026 Still the Problem Tour is officially on the books, kicking off April 10 in Minneapolis with Thomas Rhett, Brooks & Dunn, HARDY, and Ella Langley among the supporting acts. Meanwhile, Whiskey Riff reports that Wallen’s Sand In My Boots Festival won’t return to Gulf Shores in 2026, after the city canceled Hangout Festival, but there’s talk it could come back in 2027 if organizers line up the right talent. Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.