Morgan Wallen took the stage on Saturday Night Live to perform his songs “I’m The Problem” and “Just In Case.”
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The superstar also shared the titles of several tracks from his upcoming album during the performance.
Morgan Wallen made a highly anticipated return to NBC’s Saturday Night Live, performing the live debut of his new songs “I’m The Problem” and “Just In Case.”
Guest host Mikey Madison introduced Morgan Wallen for a performance of “I’m The Problem.” The country star graced the iconic 30 Rock stage dressed in a Canadian tuxedo and a Field & Stream hat, with his band by his side. The stage was designed to mimic an investigation board, much like those seen in crime shows, featuring red strings linking various elements such as photos of Wallen, tour posters, tickets, mugshots, concert flyers, and more.
“I’m The Problem” is the title track from Wallen’s highly anticipated new album, set for release on May 16. The song was co-written by Wallen, Ernest Keith Smith, Ryan Vojtesak, Grady Block, and Jamie McLaughlin. This fan-favorite track captures Wallen’s frustration with constantly being portrayed as the villain by his partner.
In the chorus, he flips the script with the line, “If I’m the problem, you might be the reason…”
Later in the show, the East Tennessee native returned to perform “Just In Case.” Written by Wallen, John Byron, Jacob Kasher Hindlin, Ryan Vojtesak, Josh Thompson, Blake Pendergrass, and Alex Bak, the song delves deep, expressing Wallen’s hesitation to fully open his heart to someone new while secretly hoping his ex will realize she wants him back.
During his performance, Wallen surprised fans by revealing the titles of several tracks from his upcoming 37-song album. As the retro television behind him displayed, fans noticed titles such as “2. I Got Better,” “4. What I Want,” “8. Skoal, Chevy, and Browning,” “14. Where’d That Girl Go,” and more. While this is just a partial tracklist, it has certainly increased anticipation among Wallen’s fans for the upcoming releas

