Shortly after revealing that she would be releasing her new album ‘Cloud 9’ in Feb. 2026, Megan Moroney has announced ‘The Cloud 9 Tour’ in support of the upcoming project.
An Instagram post reads: “THE CLOUD 9 TOUR IS COMING SOON TO AN ARENA NEAR YOU!!!!!!!!! 
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choose your city & sign up now for my artist pre-sale at meganmoroney.com/tour 
pre-sale begins 12/11 at 10am local. public on sale 12/12 at 10am local. see ya there!!! 
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The 43-date tour kicks-off May 29th at Schottenstein Center in Columbus, OH, with dates through October at some of the biggest arenas in North America, Europe, and the UK — including New York City’s Barclays Center, Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, United Center in Chicago, and Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena. For ticket information, head HERE.
Moroney previously announced the upcoming release of her new album Cloud 9, out February 20th, 2026, with a post on social media that read: “it’s a long way down MY NEW ALBUM CLOUD 9 IS OUT FEBRUARY 20TH!!! 9⃣ pre-order + pre-save available now at meganmoroney.com ”
Moroney said in a statement: “I am so excited for my fans and I to dive into this new world of Cloud 9 together. Similar to the first two albums, it’s all written about honest, personal experiences, but these songs were written by the strongest, most confident version of myself I’ve ever been. My feet feel firmly planted in my artistry and it was fun to play around sonically, while still sticking to my roots of what my fans and I love. Cloud 9 is a state of mind, and I have no doubt this will be the best chapter yet.”
Cloud 9 will feature the hit song “6 Months Later” which marked Moroney’s highest Billboard Hot 100 debut to date; as well as her long-anticipated ballad “Beautiful Things,” which Moroney first unveiled during her surprise set with Ed Sheeran at Nashville’s legendary Bluebird Cafe in March. Moroney co-wrote the track with Connie Harrington, Jessie Alexander, and Jessie Jo Dillon, which was produced by Kristian Bush. Stream ‘Beautiful Things’ – HERE.
Preorder Cloud 9 – HERE.
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