Morgan Wallen’s Madison Concert: Everything You Need to Know

Thousands of Morgan Wallen fans will be flocking to Madison, Wisconsin this weekend, and if you are too, here are some important things you need to know before you go.

What to Expect at Morgan Wallen's 'I'm the Problem' Tour

Morgan Wallen isn't only one of the hottest artists in country right now, he's one of the hottest artists in all music genres. If you've got tickets to one of his shows this weekend at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison, Wisconsin there are a couple of things you need to start preparing yourself for:

1. Morgan lighting the stage on fire: 

2. A 25-song set list with half of the songs coming from Wallen's new 'I'm the Problem' album.

3. Massive crowds, parking, and traffic restrictions.

Camp Randall Stadium Concert FAQs

Before we get to some of the rules and restrictions you can expect at Camp Randall this weekend, let's get the answer to the most frequently asked question first: can you purchase alcohol in the stadium? YES!

Here are more important things you need to know about the Morgan Wallen shows at Camp Randall:

• There will be a Camp Randall Concert Tailgate party at Union South (located at 1308 W Dayton St.) both days (June 28 & 29) starting at 1:30 p.m. featuring food trucks, beverages, and a Country DJ.
• A timeline of the concert day events can be found here.
• Items permitted into Camp Randall Stadium are:  Bags no larger than 4.5" x 6.5", clear tote (12" x 6" x 12"), 1 gallon clear plastic storage bag, binoculars (without case), non-professional cameras (may not have detachable lenses), blankets, jackets, items related to a medical condition, seat cushions (not more than 16" wide), and diaper bags (with child).
• Due to the extreme heat expected this weekend, fans will be allowed to bring in one sealed bottle of water per person.
• Tailgating is permitted for those who have purchased a parking pass in one of the lots, but no open flames from grills or fires are allowed.
• A free shuttle will be running every 15 minutes from 3 p.m. to 1 a.m. to transport fans from parking lots 60, 64, and 76.

To see maps of the stadium layout, gate entrances, parking lots and more go to uwbadgers.com.

Lastly, have an awesome time at the show and don't forget to send us pictures!