Morgan Wallen isn’t be submitting his music for the 2026 Grammy Awards. The country music star’s team confirmed the news to The Hollywood Reporter. A reason for the decision wasn’t reported. Wallen, a staple in the country music industry for years, only earned his first Grammy nominations last year.

He also seemingly took aim at country singer Gavin Adcock, who recently garnered controversy by criticizing Beyonce’s Cowboy Carter album during a concert and later seemed to note that his streaming numbers greatly benefited from the controversy.

Morgan Wallen and Eric Church came together last year to buy one of the most iconic brands — Field and Stream — in the outdoors space.

Morgan Wallen and Thomas Rhett Join Forces for the Ultimate Country Music Moment originally appeared on Parade. Morgan Wallen is making waves as we speak with his 20-stop I’m The Problem stadium tour, most recently hitting Cleveland, Ohio over the weekend for back-to-back sold out shows at Huntington Bank Field stadium.

With Morgan Wallen spending his 13th straight week at #1 on Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart with his record-breaking LP, I’m The Problem, this frame, the “Last Night” singer has extended his record lead with most weeks spent at #1 with a staggering 199.

If there’s a bigger country artist out there, don’t tell Morgan Wallen, who last night rocked his first of two sold-out “I’m The Problem Tour” dates at Huntington Bank Field.

Morgan Wallen rocked a Jim Thome jersey in Cleveland, honoring the Guardians legend during a record-breaking concert.

According to U.S. Radio Updater, a prominent, award-winning radio chart tracker, Wallen was not only named the most-played artist on country radio so far in 2025 but also claims the most-played song with “Love Somebody” taking the top spot.