Morgan Wallen spent this weekend playing to more than 150,000 people over two shows at the Neyland Stadium in Knoxville, Tennessee. The gigs were about as close as the country star gets to a homecoming blowout - he grew up in Sneedville,

Written by Wallen, Josh Osborne and Shane McAnally, "7 Summers" was originally left off the tracklist for Dangerous: The Double Album. However, a demo version of the song on social media gained so much popularity among fans, he decided to include it. Eventually it would become the second single off the project, arriving Aug. 14, 2020.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Morgan Wallen rounded up some iconic members of the Tennessee Volunteer family for his two sold-out shows at Neyland Stadium. On Friday night, Wallen kicked off the show by walking out with some 2024 Tennessee Baseball team members, including head coach Tony Vitello.

Morgan Wallen got his start on season six of The Voice — he competed on Adam Levine's team and made it to the playoffs round before being eliminated. His stint on the show was enough to get him a record deal with indie label Panacea Records, which helped him release his first EP, Stand Alone, in 2015.

East Tennessee native Morgan Wallen had a triumphant homecoming over the weekend, when his headlining tour touched down at Knoxville’s Neyland Stadium for two shows on Friday (Sept. 20) and Sunday (Sept. 22), as the current seven-time CMA Awards nominee welcomed 156,161 fans to the venue.