Morgan Wallen’s New Album Is Finally Here – Learn The History Behind I’m The Problem

The day Morgan Wallen fans have been anticipating has finally arrived—his new album, I’m the Problem, is out in the world.

Wallen’s previous record, One Thing at a Time, was released in 2023. The album topped the Billboard 200 chart for 19 non-consecutive weeks and was dubbed the #1 best-selling album in any genre in 2023.

Wallen celebrated the album’s first anniversary with the release of his Abbey Road Sessions. Those sessions contained a new song, “Lies, Lies, Lies,” which we later learned was the lead single from I’m the Problem.

In early 2024, Wallen revealed his plans to start recording his next album. After that, he remained relatively quiet about his plans, although he released another new song, “Love Somebody,” in October 2024. That track debuted at the #1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100.

Then, on New Year’s Eve, Wallen surprised fans by releasing another new song, “Smile.”

Shortly after the release of “Smile,” Wallen announced his next album, releasing on May 16, would be titled I’m the Problem. Fans eventually learned that the album would contain 37 tracks.

Two of those tracks, “Just in Case” and “I’m a Little Crazy,” were released in March of this year (2025). He later released a few more songs, including “I Ain’t Comin’ Back” and “Superman.”

More Details About The Tracklist For I’m The Problem

As mentioned above, I’m the Problem features a whopping total of 37 tracks. Five of those are collaborations featuring Wallen’s friends, such as Eric Church, ERNEST, HARDY, and Post Malone.

I’m the Problem also includes Wallen’s first collaboration with a female duet partner. Pop artist Tate McRae joins him on Track #4, titled “What I Want.”

Track #35, “Miami,” is a “rap style” take on Keith Whitley’s iconic tune, “Miami, My Amy.” When speaking about the song on Theo Von’s podcast, Wallen said:

“I got a song on my record called ‘Miami.’ It’s a Keith Whitley flip… that’s one of his bigger songs, I guess. But we flipped it and turned it into more of a rap style. But it’s cool, I like it.”

Wallen co-wrote many of the tracks on I’m the Problem. Other songwriters featured on the album include Ryan Vojtesak, Jessie Jo Dillon, Blake Pendergrass, James Maddocks, and Rocky Block.

See The Full Tracklist For Morgan Wallen’s I’m The Problem Below

1. “I’m the Problem”
2. “I Got Better”
3. “Superman”
4. “What I Want” (with Tate McRae)
5. “Just In Case”
6. “Interlude”
7. “Falling Apart”
8. “Skoal, Chevy, and Browning”
9. “Eyes Are Closed”
10. “Kick Myself”
11. “20 Cigarettes”
12. “TN”
13. “Missing”
14. “Where’d That Girl Go”
15. “Genesis”
16. “Revelation”
17. “Number 3 and Number 7” (with Eric Church)
18. “Kiss Her in Front of You”
19. “If You Were Mine”
20. “Don’t We”
21. “Come Back as a Redneck” (with HARDY)
22. “Love Somebody”
23. “Dark Til Daylight”
24. “The Dealer” (with ERNEST)
25. “Leavin’s The Least I Could Do”
26. “Jack and Jill”
27. “I Ain’t Comin’ Back” (with Post Malone)
28. “Nothin’ Left”
29. “Drinking Til It Does”
30. “Smile”
31. “Working Man’s Song”
32. “Whiskey In Reverse”
33. “Crazy Eyes”
34. “LA Night”
35. “Miami”
36. “Lies Lies Lies”
37. “I’m A Little Crazy”

Is Morgan Wallen Going On Tour In 2025?

May 16 also marks the start of Wallen’s Sand in My Boots festival in Gulf Shores, Alabama. The festival runs through May 18.

After Sand in My Boots, Wallen will embark on a North American stadium tour in support of I’m the Problem. The trek will begin on June 20 and end on September 13.

The tour will feature several special guests, including Miranda Lambert, Brooks & Dunn, Thomas Rhett, and Ella Langley.

Fans who catch Wallen on tour will surely hear him sing some of his new songs from I’m the Problem. Head below to listen to some of the album’s tracks that hadn’t been released until the album dropped.