Bismarck: Morgan Wallen Has Added Shows In The Area

Did you miss Morgan Wallen in Grand Forks or WE Fest this past summer?

You are in luck.  Morgan Wallen has just announced his new 2024 Stadium Tour and there are two shows that are drivable from Bismarck Mandan.  Not only that, there are two shows where you could likely get fairly cheap airline tickets.

Before I get to the dates, let's look back at Morgan Wallen's show at WE Fest this past August.  I was there!  This show set attendance records for a single show at WE Fest, which was celebrating its 40th anniversary this past year.  Over 40,000 people saw Morgan Wallen that Thursday night.

The lines were so long to enter the concert, that WE Fest officials made the decision to just open the gates and let people in for free to avoid people missing the concert altogether.  A pretty sweet move in my opinion.

Here's a clip from the Morgan Wallen show at WE Fest that I attended.

I have to tell you, it was one of the best concerts that I have ever attended.  The energy at Soo Pass Ranch was something to be a part of.  Morgan Wallen sang all the hits and it will be a night that so many won't forget anytime soon.

US 103-3 got you to both of Morgan Wallen's shows in Grand Forks and at WE Fest for FREE.  Now, we want you to know about his 2024 stadium tour that includes two shows that are drivable from Bismarck Mandan.  Not only that, we will be giving you a chance to win a Jetaway Getaway to one of these shows soon.  Keep listening for more details.

The two closest concerts to BisMan include a show on June 20th in Minneapolis, Minnesota at U.S. Bank Stadium.  The other is on June 27th in Denver, Colorado at Empower Field at Mile High.  You could also conceivably find cheap airline tickets to see him in Nashville, Tennessee on May 2nd or Las Vegas, Nevada on August 8th.

Here's the full set of dates for Morgan Wallen's 2024 One Night at a Time Tour Dates:

April 4th-Indianapolis, Indiana @ Lucas Oil Stadium

April 20th-Oxford, Mississippi @ Vaught-Hemingway Stadium

May 2nd-Nashville, Tennessee @ Nissan Stadium

June 20th-Minneapolis, Minnesota @ U.S. Bank Stadium

June 27th-Denver, Colorado @ Empower Field at Mile High Stadium

July 11th-Tampa, Florida @ Raymond James Stadium

July 18th-Charlotte, North Carolina @ Bank of America Stadium

July 25th-Arlington, Texas @ AT&T Stadium

August 1st-Kansas City, Missouri @ GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium

August 8th-Las Vegas, Nevada @ Allegiant Stadium