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In spring 2026, Morgan Wallen goes on the Still the Problem Tour throughout the United States with 21 dates starting at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis on Friday, Apr. 10 and ending at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia on Saturday, Aug, 1.

Meanwhile, throughout the tour, there’s a rotating lineup of top recording artists who are supporting as openers, including Brooks & Dunn, HARDY, Ella Langley, Thomas Rhett, Gavin Adcock, Flatland Cavalry, Hudson Westbrook, Jason Scott & The High Heat, Zach John King, Vincent Mason and Blake Whiten.

Tickets to the tour first went on sale through Live Nation and Ticketmaster, while the retailer’s Face Value Exchange program is an option for fans to resell tickets.

However, many of the dates have either sold out, or are very close to selling out, so one of the best ways to find Morgan Wallen tickets online is through third-party sites, including StubHub, Vivid Seats, SeatGeek, Event Tickets Center, Gametime and others — all of which guarantee authentic tickets in time for the event.

In addition, Billboard likes that tickets are all delivered digitally, so you can get them sent instantly to your smartphone or email. Prices may also be above or below face value at times.

Where to Find Morgan Wallen’s Still the Problem Tour Tickets Online

Looking for cheap seats to see Morgan Wallen live? Here’s where to find tickets still available and on sale online.

StubHub has Morgan Wallen tickets available. Stubhub’s Fan Protect Guarantee ensures valid tickets or your money back.

You can find Morgan Wallen tickets online at Vivid Seats, which lets you search by price, location and “Super Sellers,” which denotes reputable sellers with the best deals on tickets. Vivid Seats is great for group tickets: the site has a rewards program that gives you your eleventh ticket free (in the form of a credit) after you buy 10 tickets online.

One of the lowest prices we’re seeing for Morgan Wallen tickets is at SeatGeek, which has stubs from $50 and up.

TicketNetwork has tickets to Morgan Wallen’s concerts with all-in pricing that lets you see exactly what you’ll pay up front (fees included).

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Cynthia Erivo, Sade, Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Kate Nash are among the bold-faced names on the shortlist for the Rainbow Honours 2026, which celebrates individuals, organizations and cultural moments advancing LGBTQIA+ equality across the U.K. and beyond.

Sade, Ellis-Bextor and Nash are recognized in the Celebrity Ally of the Year category, alongside actors David Tennant and Eddie Redmayne, both long-standing supporters of LGBTQIA+ equality. Sade is currently a nominee for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026. Ellis-Bextor had a global hit in 2024 with her 2001 song “Murder on the Dancefloor” after it was featured in the film Saltburn. They are joined on the shortlist by broadcaster Jeremy Vine, actor Paapa Essiedu, actress Suranne Jones, and actors Alison King and Balvinder Sopal.

The Celebrity LGBTQIA Champion of the Year category celebrates high-profile LGBTQIA+ figures using their platforms to drive visibility and change. Nominees include Erivo, whose continued advocacy for LGBTQIA+ representation and inclusion has resonated globally, and actor Andrew Scott, whose openness around identity has helped bring LGBTQIA+ stories to wider audiences.

They are joined by broadcaster and athlete Adele Roberts, comedian Rosie Jones, actor Layton Williams, chef and presenter Gok Wan MBE, Olympic swimmer Michael Gunning, reality TV trailblazer Ella Morgan, actor Heather Peace, and campaigner Jordan Sangha.

The awards also recognize the cultural moments shaping the national conversation around LGBTQIA+ inclusion. Nominees for Media Moment of the Year include Alan Carr and Cat Burns’ starring appearances in Celebrity Traitors; Coronation Street’s same-sex domestic abuse storyline; and the BBC’s coverage of Pride Month.

 “The Rainbow Honours celebrate the individuals and organisations who are truly making a difference for LGBTQIA+ communities,” Linda Riley, founder of the Rainbow Honours, says in a statement. “From global stars using their influence to champion equality, to charities providing life-saving support and businesses building inclusive workplaces, the shortlist reflects the incredible breadth of work happening across society. We are proud to honour those who are helping to create a more inclusive and accepting world for everyone.”

The ceremony will take place on June 11 at The London Hilton on Park Lane, hosted by comedian Steven Bailey and featuring a special performance from disco greats Boney M.

The full 2026 shortlist can be viewed at the Rainbow Honours website.

After raising some eyebrows on Instagram, Kacey Musgraves has addressed her rumored feud with Miranda Lambert — and as it turns out, it wasn’t just rumors.

Though the two women have since found common ground, coming together to collaborate on upcoming track “Horses and Divorces,” Musgraves told NPR in an interview published Wednesday (March 11) that she and Lambert have “had our s–t” in the past. “It was two singers from two nearby, small Texas towns,” she began. “There’s a lot that comes with that. Then we each take our own different paths, both leading us to Nashville at different times.”

Some of the tension seemingly came from a situation that arose more than 15 years ago, in which Musgraves says she had written the country anthem “Mama’s Broken Heart” while working as a songwriter for Warner/Chappell. “It was gonna be my first single, and I loved the song so much,” she explained to the outlet. “Then, the song gets pitched to [Miranda] without my consent or knowledge. It was a tricky situation. She ended up loving the song and she really wanted it.”

Lambert would record “Mama’s Broken Heart” for her 2011 album Four the Record, and the track would peak at No. 20 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 2013. Meanwhile, Musgraves went “back to the drawing board” and came back with “Merry Go ‘Round,” her debut single that reached No. 63 on the chart.

As for the two women? The “Follow Your Arrow” singer says, “We’d lost touch for years and wouldn’t consider each other friends” — until Musgraves saw Lambert “on Instagram one day, riding one of her horses, and I was like, ‘Well, we ain’t friends, but I guess we have two things in common: horses and divorces.’”

Musgraves, who split from ex-husband Ruston Kelly in 2020 after three years of marriage, then realized: “‘Wait, that could be a really funny song. What if it’s a duet with her? What if I got her to write on it?’”

“I just randomly reached out to her, and I was like, ‘I know we’ve had our s–t over the years, but listen, we’ve at least got two things in common,’” she continued of Lambert, who had been married to Blake Shelton for four years up until their 2015 divorce. “‘I’m not trying to be your friend. You got your life, I have mine. But I think this would be a pretty f–king funny song’ … And she was like, ‘Hell yeah, I’m in, let’s do it.’”

“We aired out any of the old laundry,” Musgraves added. “We had some laughs and wrote the song in a matter of a few hours. I think it could be also a micro representation of what I wish that the world would do sometimes, just f–king sit down and poke fun at each other, have a beer and call it a day.”

The interview comes shortly after the two women turned some heads on Instagram Stories, with Musgraves posting an old clip of herself looking unenthused while Lambert accepted an award at the 2013 CMAs. “You knew that I’d said some things about you,” Musgraves wrote at the time, after which Lambert reposted it and replied, “Well I’ve done my fair share of s–t talkin’ too.”

Now, the ladies will blend their voices on “Horses and Divorces,” one of 13 tracks on Musgraves’ recently announced album Middle of Nowhere. The singer launched the new era Wednesday with the release of lead single “Dry Spell.” The May 1-slated LP also features collaborations with Willie Nelson, Billy Strings and Gregory Allan Isakov.

First things first: Ed Sheeran had nothing to do with that colossal continuity error in the final season of Game of Thrones in which someone left a Starbucks coffee cup on set during a feast scene at Winterfell castle.

But in a visit this week to Benny Blanco and Lil Dicky‘s new just-hanging-with-friends not-a-podcast podcast, Friends Keep Secrets, the “Camera” singer did fess up to causing some commotion in the George R.R. Martin extended universe.

“I feel like I definitely ruffled some feathers being on Game of Thrones,” said Sheeran, who had a brief, but much-documented appearance in the 2017 season opener where he played a singing Lannister-loyal soldier that some diehard GoT fans grumbled had taken them out of the moment. Dicky disagreed and credited Sheeran with have the “right vibe” for the scene. “What I said is, ‘People love that show.’ If anyone gets asked to be in that show, it’s an instant yes. I said yes. I enjoyed doing it,” continued Sheeran.

Dicky’s wife and the pod’s third co-host, Kristin Batalucco, noted other famous folks have been on the show, though her husband disagreed, saying that they were not on Sheeran’s global level of fame and ubiquity. They were both right.

Icelandic band Sigur Rós were part of the house band at reviled King Joffrey’s Purple Wedding in season four, rockers Mastodon played wildings and the members of the Night King’s undead army in seasons five and seven, Coldplay drummer Will Champion was a member of the band in the infamously brutal Red Wedding scene in season three and country singer Chris Stapleton played a slain wilding in Season eight’s Battle of Winterfell, among other famous faces in the crowd over eight seasons.

In fact, Sheeran noted that one of those faces, good friend Snow Patrol singer Gary Lightbody — who played a musician traveling with Roose Bolton’s crew in season three, and who is credited with getting Ed the gig — was also among the many famous folks who dropped by the show. “I think at the time I was very omnipresent and just everywhere,” Sheeran admitted about why his presence possibly came off as jarring.

Regardless, Sheeran said he had fun, but he definitely recalled getting a lot of flack for the cameo at the time. “I feel like that happens quite a lot in my career,” Sheeran added of the backlash. “I’ll just get s–t on for things that … a lot of it was in that Divide [album] year. And I think it’s cuz I was omnipresent and just everywhere.”

The rest of the rambling, friendly chat swung from the origin story of how Sheeran and Burd first met, to talk of the singer’s legendary clumsiness — including an epic hoverboard fail at Blanco’s house that resulted in a shattered glass dining room table — as well as the latest addition to Sheeran’s expansive memorabilia collection: the Edward Scissorhands hands.

Both Burd and Blanco lost their minds over the news, yelling, “You did!?,” with Blanco demanding visual proof right away. “That’s the coolest thing I’ve ever heard,” he said, freaking out at the photo of the razor-sharp digits hanging in Sheeran’s house next to Dr. Evil’s suit from Austin Powers.

Watch Sheeran on Friends Keep Secrets (GoT talk begins at 47:50 mark) below.