Morgan Wallen set for back-to-back Cleveland stadium concerts
Driving the news: Country star Morgan Wallen will bring his "I'm The Problem Tour" to Huntington Bank Field for back-to-back shows on Aug. 15 and 16.
Miranda Lambert will perform as the opening act on the first night, while Thomas Rhett will take on that role on the second night.
Between the lines: The announcement coincides with the reveal of the title of Wallen's fourth studio album, "I'm the Problem," set for release later this year.
If you go: Fans can sign up for presale access through Tuesday.
General on-sale starts at 10am on Friday, Jan. 31 via Ticketmaster.
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