Country star Morgan Wallen has completed his Still the Problem Tour, using it as a vehicle to donate more than $1 million worth of musical instruments to schools in need across the cities he visited. The gesture, funded through his Morgan Wallen Foundation, saw a portion of every ticket sale channelled into charitable giving, extending the tour's impact well beyond its record-breaking live shows.

The foundation, which also supports youth sports programmes and community relief efforts, distributed instruments to 26 schools, including Sto-Rox Junior/Senior High School in Pittsburgh, which received $40,000 worth of equipment. The tour itself sold out all 23 dates across 12 North American stadiums, with Wallen becoming the first artist to play consecutive nights at Michigan Stadium and the first act in 43 years to perform at Alabama's Bryant-Denny Stadium. The run also boosted his 2024 album *I'm the Problem* back to the top of the Billboard 200, while his new single "Been By Now" reached number two on the Hot 100.