Morgan Wallen wrapped up his highly successful 'I'm the Problem' tour in Edmonton with a sold-out show at Commonwealth Stadium, marking the end of his 2025 touring schedule.

The tour drew over a million fans across limited dates, highlighting Wallen's immense popularity despite fewer shows than previous years.

The final concert on September 13, 2025, was a celebration of his album's success and the tour's achievement.

Wallen expressed deep gratitude to his loyal fans, praising their energy and support throughout the tour, and emphasized that his fanbase is central to his success.

He also thanked his crew and hinted at plans for another tour next year, reflecting his ongoing commitment to performing.

Initially unsure about the shorter tour, Wallen ultimately found it to be the perfect number of shows and expressed a desire to perform more in the future.

For the final show, Wallen changed his walkout routine to perform with his band instead of celebrities, creating a more intimate atmosphere.

Throughout the tour, fans enjoyed special stage collaborations with artists like Ella Langley, Brooks & Dunn, Miranda Lambert, and surprise appearances from celebrities including Drake, Marshawn Lynch, and Brett Favre.

The tour's success and sold-out venues suggest a strong international following, with future plans potentially including more global dates in Europe and Australia.

Wallen hinted at performing more shows in the future, expressing his desire to connect further with his fans.

Supporting the tour, Wallen's album 'I’m The Problem' was a major commercial success, spending six weeks at number one on the Billboard 200 in June 2025 and extending to eleven weeks by August.

During the Edmonton concert, Wallen paid tribute to the late Charlie Kirk with a heartfelt message to his family, choosing a personal and respectful approach.

He expressed condolences and prayed for Kirk's wife and children, highlighting the personal impact of Kirk's passing.