Megan Moroney The Cloud 9 Tour 2026

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Megan Moroney The Cloud 9 Tour 2026 Information

Georgia native and big Bulldogs football fan Megan Moroney will embark on her fifth concert tour this Spring on The Cloud 9 Tour of North America and Europe, starting on May 29 in Columbus, Ohio, and ending in the UK in Belfast, Ireland, on October 1.

The Sony Music Nashville/Columbia Records star is right back out on the road after last year’s (2025) Am I Okay? Tour with The Cloud 9 Tour, which will be in support of her upcoming third studio album, Cloud 9, scheduled to drop on February 20, 2026.

The first single from Cloud 9, “6 Months Later,” was released on June 20, 2025, followed by the song “Beautiful Things” on October 24, 2025.

The average Megan Moroney ticket price for the upcoming The Cloud 9 Tour is $474.46, with the typical price (median) at $328.90. The cheapest ticket to be found for now is at the Moda Center at the Rose Quarter in Portland, Oregon, on August 1, where tickets can be found for as low as just $91.30 here at TicketX with absolutely no service fees.

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Megan Moroney The Cloud 9 Tour May-June Concert Dates

Megan Moroney and The Cloud 9 Tour will open things up at the Schottenstein Center in Columbus, Ohio, on May 29, followed by a night in Indianapolis, Indiana (May 30), two shows in Chicago (June 2-3), and a concert in Baltimore, Maryland (June 5).

The tour then heads to the Southeast for shows in Greensboro, North Carolina (June 6) and two shows in Atlanta (June 8-9) before heading to Louisville (June 9), St Louis (June 13), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (June 16), and Milwaukee, Wisconsin (June 18).

The Megan Moroney concert in Milwaukee at Henry Maier Festival Park isn’t part of The Cloud 9 Tour, but a part of the Summerfest festival in Cream City.

After a night in Grand Rapids, Michigan (June 19), Megan Moroney heads north of the border to Canada for a date at the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Ontario, on the last day of Spring (June 20) before returning stateside for Summer concerts from July to October.

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Megan Moroney The Cloud 9 Tour July-August US Dates

The Cloud 9 Tour opens up the Summer with Moroney doing two nights at the TD Garden in Boston (July 6-7), a night in Brooklyn, New York (July 9), a night in nearby Newark, New Jersey (July 10), a night in Philadelphia (July 11), and a night in Charlotte, NC (July 14).

Next up are three dates in the Sunshine State, starting in Orlando at the Kia Center (July 16), in Tampa at Benchmark International Arena (July 17), and in Sunrise, Florida, and the Amerant Bank Arena (July 18).

Megan Moroney then heads to the Midwest and Monticello, Iowa (July 24)—to play a show at the Great Jones County Fair—Minneapolis, Minnesota (July 25), Lincoln, Nebraska (July 26), and then on to the Rockies and Denver, Colorado (July 28).

The Cloud 9 Tour starts in August out West with concerts in Portland, Oregon (August 1), Seattle, Washington (August 2), Sacramento, California (August 5), and two nights in Los Angeles at Crypto.com Arena (August 7-8), home of the 2026 GRAMMYS (February 1).

The Sonoran Desert is the next stop as Megan Moroney does a show in Glendale (Phoenix), Arizona (August 11), before heading to the Lone Star State with a scheduled concert in Dallas (August 14), followed by a night in Tulsa, Oklahoma (August 15).

Megan Moroney then heads to the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, Missouri (August 16), Little Caesars Arena in Detroit (August 18), before doing two nights in Opryland and Nashville at Bridgestone Arena (August 21-22), and the last North American dates.

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Megan Moroney Tour September-October European Dates

Moroney heads to Europe as Summer ends, with shows in Oslo, Norway (September 13), Stockholm, Sweden (September 18), Cologne, Germany (September 18), Tilburg, Netherlands (September 19), and Paris, France, on the first day of Autumn (September 21).

The Cloud 9 Tour then heads to the United Kingdom for five shows, starting with London, England (September 23), before hitting Manchester, England (September 26), Glasgow, Scotland for two nights (September 27-28), before wrapping things up at the SSE Arena in Belfast, Northern Ireland (October 1).

When is Megan Moroney’s New Album Being Released?

Following her second studio album, Am I Okay? (2024), the scheduled release date for Megan Moroney’s third studio album, titled Cloud 9, is on Friday, February 20, 2026.

The Kristian Bush-produced 15-track (52:52) album Cloud_9 includes previously unreleased songs “Beautiful Things,” “6 Months Later,” and “Wish I Didn’t.” The album, from Columbia Records through Sony, will have a collaboration with Kacey Musgraves (“Bells & Whistles”).

How Long Are Megan Moroney Shows?

Megan Moroney’s concerts generally range from 90 minutes to 2 hours, including her primary set and an encore. The overall duration can vary, but in 2025, she played between 20 to 22 songs at each concert with a brief encore.

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Megan Moroney Setlist

The Megan Moroney setlist from her show at the Texas Trust CU Theatre in Grand Prairie, Texas, and the Am I Okay? Tour 2025 on October 11, 2025, where Moroney performed 27 songs, including one encore:

1. Man on the Moon

2. Indifferent

3. I Know You

4. Noah

5. Third Time’s the Charm

6. No Caller ID

7. I’m Not Pretty

8. Hair Salon

9. Girl in the Mirror

10. Sleep on My Side

11. Lucky

12. Hell of a Show

13. 28th of June

14. Ain’t Nothing ‘Bout You (Brooks & Dunn cover)

15. Hope You’re Happy

16. Mama I Lied

17. Miss Universe

18. Break It Right Back

19. Bless Your Heart

20. Who’s Your Daddy? (Toby Keith cover)

21. Traitor Joe

22. Wonder

23. 6 Months Later

24. The Girls

25. Tennessee Orange

26. I’ll Be Fine

27. Am I Okay? (Encore)

Megan Moroney Discography

• Lucky (2023)

• Am I Okay? (2024)

• Cloud 9 (2026)

Megan Moroney Concert Tours

• Pistol Made of Roses Tour (2023)

• The Lucky Tour (2023)

• The Lucky Tour 2.0 (2024)

• Am I Okay? Tour (2025)

• The Cloud 9 Tour (2026)

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Where Can I Find Megan Moroney Merch?

You can find Megan Moroney merchandise online at the official Megan Moroney website and the Megan Moroney Shop Tab, where you can buy new music, apparel, accessories, and other neat items like these:

Megan Moronay’s Tour Dates and Location

Kindly note that this is a partial list of locations and dates. Please visit Artist Tickets page for the complete list of tour dates.

About Megan Moroney

Megan Moroney was born Megan Ann Moroney on October 9, 1997, in Savannah, Georgia, and grew up in the western Atlanta suburb of Douglasville. She attended Robert S. Alexander High School, where she participated in cheerleading and musical theater.

Megan then went on to the University of Georgia (in Athens), where she earned a Bachelor’s Degree in marketing and a certificate in the music business and graduated in 2020. While in college, she joined the Kappa Delta sorority.

Moroney, discovered at a Waffle House benefit, was first recognized for her single, “Hair Salon,” which was included on her debut EP (Pistol Made of Roses).

Moroney released her first album in 2022 (Lucky) with the hit song “Tennessee Orange,” which shot all the way up to #10 on the charts. The song was inspired by Morgan Wallen after Moroney moved to Nashville, home of the Tennessee Volunteers and huge rivals of her Georgia Bulldogs in college football.

Her second album was Am I Okay? (2024) and it debuted at #9 on the Billboard 200, the first to land in the top 10. We will see how well Cloud 9 does later this Winter. Moroney confirmed she was in a relationship in 2024 but is now single after addressing rumors she was linked to Wallen.

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Megan Moroney Songs

Megan Morony currently has 5 songs on Spotify with over 1 million streams in "Tennessee Orange” (#1 with 455,860,354 on January 25, 2026), “I’m Not Pretty” (#2), “Am I Okay” (#3), “No Caller ID” (#4), and “Wonder” (#5).

Also in the 28-year-old Moroney’s top 10 tunes on the musical streaming service were “Indifferent” (#6), “6 Months Later” (#7), “Sleep on My Side” (#8), “Mama I Lied”** (#9), and “Girl in the Mirror” (#10).