Morgan Wallen Fined for Going Over Curfew at Gillette Stadium

Country superstar Morgan Wallen is facing a fine after his I’m the Problem Tour stop in Foxborough, Massachusetts went past the town’s curfew.

Morgan Wallen’s Show Went Past Curfew

Wallen performed two sold-out nights at Gillette Stadium on Friday, August 22, and Saturday, August 23. According to The Boston Herald, his final song on Friday began at 11:44 PM — 14 minutes past the 11:30 PM curfew.

Foxborough officials confirmed that the fine is calculated at 25 cents per attendee. With 62,820 fans in the stadium, the violation cost Wallen a total of $15,705.

That equals $1,121.79 per minute over the curfew. Town officials said Wallen’s team “is aware of” the penalty.

Special Guests at Morgan Wallen’s Gillette Stadium Shows

Despite the fine, Wallen’s Foxborough shows were memorable. He brought out special guests both nights:

• On Friday, Mike Vrabel, head coach of the New England Patriots, joined him for his walk-out.

• On Saturday, former NFL star Rob Gronkowski made an appearance and even spiked a guitar on stage.

Fans lit up social media with clips and photos from both nights, praising the high energy and surprises.

 

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Miranda Lambert’s Backstage Family Reunion

Opening act Miranda Lambert also had a special weekend at Gillette Stadium. Her parents, Beverly and Rick, and her brother Luke joined her backstage for a family reunion.

Lambert shared photos of the hangout on social media, showing fans a more personal side of tour life.

What’s Next for Morgan Wallen’s I’m the Problem Tour?

With Foxborough behind him, Wallen has now wrapped up all U.S. dates of his tour. Next, he heads to Canada for two more weekends of shows:

• Toronto

• Edmonton

Both Canadian stops are scheduled for September, marking the final dates of the I’m the Problem Tour.