Morgan Wallen fans are already expecting the worst Wednesday morning when tickets go on sale for the singer’s One Night at a Time tour, after Ticketmaster sent an email Tuesday afternoon warning that “there is more demand than there are tickets available.” Many have taken to social media, predicting a repeat performance of the messy Taylor Swift Eras Tour presale in November that has landed Ticketmaster and parent Live Nation in extremely hot water with fans and legislators alike.

Fans who were selected in the Verified Fan “lottery” were notified on Tuesday afternoon, with the presale scheduled to take place beginning Wednesday. Ticketmaster’s warning indicated that there isn’t likely to be a sale open to the general public, despite 14 additional dates being added to the touring plan on Monday. Fans who didn’t get a bid through “Verified Fan” – which purportedly boxes out “bots” and those intent on reselling tickets, though Ticketmaster still blamed the Taylor Swift chaos on bots, and apparently sold at least one legislator on that excuse – were quick to vent their frustrations, knowing that being locked out of the presale likely means there won’t be any tickets available for them to buy outside of resale outlets.

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Wallen had previously announced plans to add 14 additional shows to the initial tour plans, adding second dates in Milwaukee, East Rutherford, NJ, Atlanta, Virginia Beach, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Detroit, St. Louis, San Diego, Phoenix, Boston, and Vancouver while adding a second and third date to Toronto. A planned show at Nationals Park in Washington D.C. was relocated as well, now set for the larger confines of FedEx Field.

Wednesday’s warnings indicate fears on the part of the ticketing and promotional giant that expectations need to be set at a low bar for fans who are about to enter the presale process – at least those lucky enough to have gotten a bid through the “lottery style” system that it is now characterizing Verified Fan as being – rather than the ticket surge pricing engine that it actually is. “An invite does not guarantee tickets – so be sure to join the presale as soon as possible for the best chance to get tickets,” reads part of Tuesday’s warning email from the ticketing operation. “Do not attempt to join the presale unless you receive an invite code. Only Verified Fans with approved links will be able to join.”

The Morgan Wallen ticket sales process has followed a very similar pattern to this point as did Taylor Swift’s. First, the tour was announced, with a call to register for the “verified” process. Then it was commented that the registrations were enormous, setting up the need for the announcement of new tour dates. And now, on the eve of the sale, the warnings are coming: expect a painful process, even if you did get a code.

Wallen only recently wrapped his “dangerous” tour in October, having spanned eight months of 2022 for the country star. The One Night at a Time tour is just as ambitious, covering performance dates from March all the way through to early October.

One Night at a Time tour dates will begin with Morgan Wallen playing four shows in New Zealand and Australia in March, bringing the tour to North American beginning with a stop at American Family Field in Milwaukee on April 15. From there, stops include Van Andel Arena (Grand Rapids, MI), Metlife Stadium (East Rutherford, NJ), Moody Center (Austin, TX), Citizens Bank Park (Philadelphia, PA), Fenway Park (Boston, MA), Budweiser Stage (Toronto, ON), Bell Centre (Montreal, QC), and Rogers Arena (Vancouver, B.C.) before it wraps on October 7 at Tacoma Dome in Washington.

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Morgan Wallen Tour Dates – One Night as a Time World Tour

March 15 — Auckland, N.Z. | Spark Arena
March 19 — Ipswich, Australia | CMC Rocks
March 21 — Sydney, Australia | Judos Bank Arena
March 24 — Melbourne, Australia. | Rod Laver Arena
April 14 — Milwaukee, Wisc. | American Family Field
April 15 — Milwaukee, Wisc. | American Family Field
April 20 — Louisville, Ky. | KFC Yum! Center
April 22 — Oxford, Miss. | Vaught-Hemingway Stadium
April 27 — Grand Rapids, Mich. | Van Andel Arena
April 28 — Moline, Ill. | Vibrant Arena
April 29 — Lincoln, Neb. | Pinnacle Bank Arena
May 4 — Jacksonville, Fla. | VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena
May 5 — West Palm Beach, Fla. | iThink Financial Amphitheatre
May 6 — Tampa, Fla. | MidFlorida Credit Union Amphitheatre
May 18 — Hershey, Pa. | Hersheypark Stadium
May 19 — East Rutherford, N.J. | MetLife Stadium
May 20 — East Rutherford, N.J. | MetLife Stadium
May 24 — Austin, Texas | Moody Center
May 26 — Houston, Texas | Minute Maid Park
June 1 — Atlanta, Ga. | Truist Park
June 2 — Atlanta, Ga. | Truist Park
June 3 — Panama City Beach, Fla. | Gulf Cost Jam
June 8 — Virginia Beach, Va. | Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater at Virginia Beach
June 9 — Virginia Beach, Va. | Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater at Virginia Beach
June 10 — Myrtle Beach, S.C. | Carolina Country Music Fest
June 14 — Pittsburgh, Pa. | PNC Park
June 15 — Pittsburgh, Pa. | PNC Park
June 17 — Philadelphia, Pa. | Citizens Bank Park
June 22 — Chicago, Il. | Wrigley Field
June 23 — Chicago, Il. | Wrigley Field
June 29 — Detroit, Mich. | Ford Field
June 30 — Detroit, Mich. | Ford Field
July 6 — St. Louis, Mo. | Busch Stadium
July 7 — St. Louis, Mo. | Busch Stadium
July 14 — San Diego, Calif. | Petco Park
July 15 — San Diego, Calif. | Petco Park
July 19 — Phoenix, Ariz. | Chase Field
July 20 — Phoenix, Ariz. | Chase Field
July 22 — Los Angeles, Calif. | SoFi Stadium
Aug. 3 — Detroit Lakes, Minn. | WE Fest
Aug. 5 — Camrose, Alb. Canada | Big Valley Jamboree
Aug. 12 — Columbus, Ohio | Ohio Stadium
Aug. 17 — Boston, Mass. | Fenway Park
Aug. 18 — Boston, Mass. | Fenway Park
Sept. 2 — Washington, D.C. | FedEx Field (Originally announced at Nationals Park on 8/26)
Sept. 14 — Toronto, Ont. Canada | Budweiser Stage
Sept. 15 — Toronto, Ont. Canada | Budweiser Stage

Sept. 16 — Toronto, Ont. Canada | Budweiser Stage
Sept. 18 — London, Ont. Canada | Budweiser Gardens
Sept. 21 — Ottawa, Ont. Canada | Canadian Tire Centre
Sept. 22 — Quebec City, Quebec, Canada | Videotron Centre
Sept. 23 — Montreal, Quebec, Canada | Bell Centre
Sept. 28 — Winnipeg, Mant. Canada | Canada Lie Centre
Sept. 29 — Saskatoon, Sask. Canada | SaksTel Centre
Sept. 30 — Calgary, Alb. Canada | Scotiabank Saddledome
Oct. 3 — Vancouver, B.C. Canada | Rogers Arena
Oct. 4 — Vancouver, B.C. Canada | Rogers Arena
Oct. 7 — Tacoma Wash. | Tacoma Dome