Megan Moroney announces Cloud 9 Tour dates – Here's how to purchase tickets

Country star Megan Moroney is set to embark on her highly anticipated Cloud 9 Tour, marking her return to major arenas across North America and Europe. The 43-stop journey will include performances at iconic venues such as New York City's Barclays Center, Los Angeles' Crypto.com Arena, Chicago's United Center, and Nashville's Bridgestone Arena.

The tour was revealed on Thursday, Dec. 4, shortly after Moroney concluded her record-breaking Am I Okay? Tour, which sold out multiple U.S. arenas and set new attendance records.

Named after her upcoming third studio album, Cloud 9, slated for release on Feb. 20, the tour will kick off in major U.S. cities before crossing the Atlantic in September. Highlights of her European leg include her Paris debut at Le Trianon on Sept. 21, followed by stops in London, Stockholm, Cologne, Tilburg, and Belfast, concluding on Oct. 1 at the SSE Arena.

Moroney will also feature at prominent summer festivals, including Summerfest in Milwaukee on June 18 and the Great Jones County Fair in Monticello, Iowa on July 24.

The Cloud 9 Tour coincides with Moroney being honored with the Storyteller of the Year award at Variety's Hitmakers event, celebrating rising talents in the music industry.

The new album, Cloud 9, is expected to include hits like "6 Months Later" and "Beautiful Things," following the success of her previous gold-certified album Am I Okay? which produced double platinum and platinum singles.

Ticket Information

Tickets for the Cloud 9 Tour will be available starting at 10 a.m. local time on Friday, Dec. 12, via meganmoroney.com.

Cloud 9 Tour 2026 Dates

• May 29: Schottenstein Center, Columbus, Ohio
• May 30: Gainbridge Fieldhouse, Indianapolis
• June 2: United Center, Chicago
• June 5: CFG Bank Arena, Baltimore
• June 6: First Horizon Coliseum, Nashville
• June 8: State Farm Arena, Atlanta
• June 12: KFC Yum! Center, Louisville, Kentucky
• June 13: Enterprise Center, St. Louis
• June 16: PPG Paints Arena, Pittsburgh
• June 18: Summerfest, Milwaukee
• June 19: Van Andel Arena, Grand Rapids, Michigan
• June 20: Scotiabank Arena, Toronto
• July 7: TD Garden, Boston
• July 9: Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York
• July 10: Prudential Center, Newark, New Jersey
• July 11: Xfinity Mobile Arena, Philadelphia
• July 14: Spectrum Center, Charlotte, North Carolina
• July 16: Kia Center, Orlando, Florida
• July 17: Benchmark International Arena, Tampa, Florida
• July 18: Amerant Bank Arena, Sunrise, Florida
• July 24: Great Jones County Fair, Monticello, Iowa
• July 25: Target Center, Minneapolis
• July 26: Pinnacle Bank Arena, Lincoln, Nebraska
• July 28: Ball Arena, Denver
• Aug. 1: Moda Center, Portland
• Aug. 2: Climate Pledge Arena, Seattle
• Aug. 5: Golden 1 Center, Sacramento, California
• Aug. 7: Crypto.com Arena, Los Angeles
• Aug. 11: Desert Diamond Arena, Glendale, Arizona
• Aug. 14: American Airlines Center, Dallas
• Aug. 15: BOK Center, Tulsa, Oklahoma
• Aug. 16: T-Mobile Center, Kansas City, Missouri
• Aug. 18: Little Caesars Arena, Detroit
• Aug. 21: Bridgestone Arena, Nashville
• Sept. 13: Sentrum Scene, Oslo, Norway
• Sept. 15: Annexet, Stockholm, Sweden
• Sept. 18: Carlswerk Victoria, Cologne, Germany
• Sept. 19: 013 Poppodium, Tilburg, Netherlands
• Sept. 21: Le Trianon, Paris, France
• Sept. 23: Eventim Apollo, London, U.K.
• Sept. 26: O2 Apollo, Manchester, U.K.
• Sept. 27: O2 Academy, Glasgow, U.K.
• Oct. 1: SSE Arena, Belfast, U.K.

Author: Jackson Miller