Honestly, if you haven’t been living under a rock, you know Megan Moroney is basically the queen of country right now. She’s the "Emo Cowgirl" who managed to make everyone obsessed with a specific shade of orange. But here is the thing. Finding Megan Moroney concert dates that aren't already sold out is becoming a full-time job.
It’s wild. She went from playing small clubs to selling out arenas in what feels like five minutes. If you’re trying to catch her on the Cloud 9 Tour in 2026 or catching the tail end of her 2025 runs, you need a game plan.
The Cloud 9 Tour Is Coming (and It's Massive)
For anyone who missed the 2025 "Am I Okay?" run, the Cloud 9 Tour is the big one for 2026. It kicks off on May 29, 2026, at the Schottenstein Center in Columbus, Ohio. This isn't just a few stops. We are talking over 40 cities across North America and Europe.
She’s hitting the big rooms now. The United Center in Chicago. Madison Square Garden vibes. Bridgestone Arena in Nashville. Speaking of Nashville, that August 21-22 homecoming is going to be insane. Good luck getting those tickets without selling a kidney.
The tour wraps up its North American leg in August before she hops across the pond. European fans are finally getting their turn in September 2026. She’s hitting Oslo, Stockholm, Cologne, Paris, and London. If you've never seen a country show in London at the Eventim Apollo, it’s a whole different energy.
Where She’s Playing: A Breakdown of the Schedule
Most people are looking for specific dates, so let’s look at the heavy hitters for the next year or so.
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The 2026 Major Stops:
- Houston, TX: March 10 at the NRG Stadium (Houston Rodeo—this one is massive).
- Chicago, IL: June 2 and 3 at the United Center.
- Atlanta, GA: June 8 and 9 at State Farm Arena. (Two nights!)
- Toronto, ON: June 20 at Scotiabank Arena.
- Boston, MA: July 6 and 7 at TD Garden.
- Brooklyn, NY: July 9 at Barclays Center.
- Los Angeles, CA: August 7 and 8 at Crypto.com Arena.
- Nashville, TN: August 21 and 22 at Bridgestone Arena.
It’s worth noting that many of these are already "Sold Out" on the official site, but that usually just means the primary tickets are gone. Resale is always an option, though the markups are kind of gross.
What about the 2025 Dates?
If you are reading this and it's still 2025, she has a few scattered festival dates and the "Am I Okay?" tour finishing up. She’s been doing festivals like Stagecoach and Windy City Smokeout. These are often easier to get into because festival tickets don't sell out as lightning-fast as a dedicated headlining show at a 2,000-cap room.
The Setlist: What Are We Actually Singing?
You’re going to hear "Tennessee Orange." Obviously. But the setlist for the upcoming tours is heavily leaning into the Am I Okay? album.
Usually, she opens with "Man on the Moon" or "Lucky." It sets the tone perfectly. High energy, plenty of glitter, and everyone screaming. You can bet on "No Caller ID," "Indifferent," and "I'm Not Pretty" making the cut.
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She also does a few covers. Recently, she’s been doing "Ain't Nothing 'Bout You" (the Brooks & Dunn classic) because she was on their Reboot II project. It’s a moment. The show usually ends with "Am I Okay?" as the encore. It’s the perfect closer. Everyone leaves feeling like they just had a therapy session with a steel guitar.
Why are Megan Moroney Tickets so hard to find?
It’s the "Taylor Swift effect" on a country scale. Megan has this weirdly specific ability to write songs that feel like a DM from your best friend.
When Megan Moroney concert dates are announced, the presales are a bloodbath. The "Cloud 9" tour general sale happened back in December 2025, and most of the floor seats vanished in seconds.
Pro-tip: If you see "Join Waitlist" on her website, actually do it. Sometimes production holds get released a week before the show. I’ve seen people snag front-row seats for face value on a Tuesday afternoon just because they were on the text list.
Logistics: Openers and Venues
For the 2025/2026 runs, she’s been bringing out some cool people. We’ve seen Charlie Worsham, Mackenzie Carpenter, and even Emmy Russell (Loretta Lynn’s granddaughter).
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The venues are changing, though. If you saw her at a bar two years ago, cherish that memory. These arena shows are a different beast. The "Cloud 9" tour is full-blown production. LED screens, elaborate stage designs, the whole nine yards.
Helpful Advice for the "Emo Cowgirl" Crowd
- Wear the Boots: Every girl there will be in boots. Don't be the one in flats unless you want your toes crushed.
- Arrive Early: Merch lines for Megan are legendary. If you want that "Am I Okay?" hoodie, get there when doors open.
- Check the Bag Policy: Most of these arenas (like the United Center or TD Garden) have strict clear-bag policies. Don't get turned away because of a cute purse.
Actionable Next Steps
If you’re serious about going, here is what you do right now.
First, go to her official website and check the specific city you want. If it says "Sold Out," go to a verified resale site like SeatGeek or Ticketmaster Exchange. Avoid buying tickets from random people on X (Twitter) or Facebook—the "Megan Moroney ticket scam" is very real and very common.
Second, set a "Price Drop" alert on those resale sites. Prices usually spike right after the sell-out and dip slightly about two weeks before the show.
Finally, if you're in a city like Nashville or Atlanta where she's doing two nights, the second night is almost always slightly cheaper. People scramble for the "Opening Night" or the Saturday show, leaving the mid-week dates a bit more accessible.