WATCH: Morgan Wallen Brings Larry Fleet Back to MSG Stage for “Where I Find God”
During Morgan Wallen’s The Dangerous Tour, the superstar surprised fans bringing back the opening act, Larry Fleet to the stage for a special performance of Fleet’s current single, “Where I Find God”. Watch the video below…
Launching on February 9th, Morgan Wallen’s The Dangerous Tour kicked off with two SOLD OUT Nights at New York City’s Madison Square Garden. With epic sets from opening act, Larry Fleet, and direct support from HARDY, the show from beginning to end did not disappoint.
Standout moments of the show included:
- An entrance from Morgan Wallen that had fans cheering at a decibel level averaging 30dBs louder than the average game at the arena… [WATCH HERE]
- HARDY welcomed Lindsay Ell for his number one song “ONE BEER” during his opening set (WATCH HERE)
- Morgan Wallen surprised the crowd when he brought out ERNEST for a live performance of their duet, “Flower Shops” (WATCH HERE)
- HARDY returned to the stage to perform “He Went To Jared” with Wallen (WATCH HERE)
- Morgan Wallen brought show opener, Larry Fleet back out for “Where I Find God” (WATCH HERE)
- An emotional Wallen closed out Night 2, “I can’t say thank you enough…” (WATCH HERE)
Check out more exclusive clips from the show on our Instagram, here.
Morgan Wallen’s ‘The Dangerous Tour’ kicked off Wednesday, February 9th in NYC and continues throughout 2022. Check out all the dates and details here.
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“Where I Find God” is available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released tunes on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.
