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Morgan Wallen has announced the Last Time I Checked Tour for 2027, and presale registration is open through the official tour site. The artist’s website links directly to that site, where fans can register for an artist presale scheduled to run November 17–19. Codes are due by email and text on November 16, and each code is tied to the city selected during registration. That means fans should check the official listings now, choose their preferred show, and follow the venue’s ticket link when their presale begins.
The tour announcement is separate from Wallen’s confirmed appearance at Sand In My Boots 2027, the three-day Gulf Shores festival scheduled for May 21–23. Check the event type and venue before buying: a festival pass is not a ticket to a separate stadium tour date.
The official tour website is the primary place to review the schedule and presale instructions. Morgan Wallen’s main website links to it, and the tour page identifies the run as the Last Time I Checked Tour. The schedule includes stadium shows, with ticket links routed through sellers designated by each venue. Those sellers may include AXS, Ticketmaster, or SeatGeek; use the link supplied for the specific show rather than assuming every city uses the same platform. Morgan Wallen’s official website · Official tour and presale page
A separate confirmed 2027 appearance is Sand In My Boots in Gulf Shores, Alabama, May 21–23. AXS lists Morgan Wallen in the festival lineup and says the pass covers all three days, with no single-day tickets. The festival’s dates and tour dates serve different plans, so compare the event name, city, venue, and ticket terms before purchasing. AXS Sand In My Boots 2027 event listing
The tour FAQ says the artist presale runs Tuesday, November 17 through Thursday, November 19, 2026. Start times differ by show, so the relevant venue listing controls the time for a particular city. Registration remains open until Thursday, November 19 at 10 p.m. Eastern Time / 7 p.m. Pacific Time. The site says codes will be sent Monday, November 16, before presales begin. U.S. phone numbers can receive codes by email and SMS; international numbers receive email only.
Register only through the official tour page, complete its verification steps, and look for a confirmation email. The code is unique to the city registered for and allows a maximum of six tickets per show. Registration is not a reservation or a guarantee: tickets are first come, first served and subject to availability. Check your spam folder if the code email does not arrive. For registration problems, the official page lists register@aegpresents.com.
Start at the artist’s site, open the tour page, select the show, and follow the ticket link for that venue. Review the final checkout screen for the total price, fees, seat or section, delivery method, and ticket limits before paying. The tour FAQ says sales are final and nonrefundable, so verify the date and location carefully.
Be cautious with search results or social posts that promise guaranteed seats, sell presale codes, or send you to an unfamiliar checkout page. A resale listing may appear before or after primary tickets go on sale, but it is not the same as the venue’s official ticket inventory. Avoid sharing verification codes or paying sellers through gift cards, bank transfers, or direct messages. If you cannot trace a ticket link to the official tour page, venue, or named ticket seller, pause and verify it first.
At the time checked, the tour page has published its presale process and ticket-routing guidance. Inventory, prices, start times, and availability can change by venue. A later schedule update or added date is possible, but it should be treated as unconfirmed until it appears through Wallen’s official channels or the relevant venue and ticket seller. Fans who cannot find a convenient city can monitor those pages rather than relying on rumored additions.
Yes. The official tour page identifies the 2027 run as the Last Time I Checked Tour.
It runs November 17–19, 2026. The start time depends on the show; check that city’s official listing.
No. The official FAQ says tickets are first come, first served, and registration does not guarantee a purchase.
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