After unveiling her eagerly anticipated third studio album, Cloud 9, Megan Moroney now seems to be teasing a blockbuster 2026 North America tour of the same name.
A select number of Moroney’s biggest fans received mysterious gift boxes in the mail this week, featuring an enigmatic message from Moroney’s team and a jigsaw puzzle. As many have highlighted on TikTok, when pieced together, each puzzle creates a set of co-ordinates, which correspond to what appear to be 2026 tour-dates.
At the website address that is linked from the note inside each gift box, meganmoroneylive.com, there was initially a countdown. Then, once the clock had run down, the countdown was replaced by a pink-hued map. When each fan entered the co-ordinates they’d discovered in their jigsaws, a cloud appeared on the map.
Although there’s been no official announcement just yet, this seemingly shows the confirmed tour-stops on Moroney’s 2026 run so far. It looks like the ‘Tennessee Orange’ hitmaker will be bringing her country-pop earworms to states such as Florida, Texas, Washington, California, Arizona, Georgia, New Jersey and more. It’s a similar announcement strategy to the one Morgan Wallen employed when he revealed his colossal Still the Problem Tour dates earlier in the year.
It’s the latest example of how Moroney and her team have been embracing the ‘easter egg’ culture of social media, with the Georgia native having sprinkled hints about the title of her next album, Cloud 9, across her channels before the official announcement.
At the moment, there’s only a map of North America, but Moroney’s fans across The Pond and Down Under will be hoping she soon adds some international dates, too.
Judging by the time at the top of Moroney’s new Cloud 9 tour teaser website, it seems we’ll be getting a full tour unveiling tomorrow (Thursday, December 4th at 10am CT). Cloud 9 drops on February 20th, and is set to feature already-arrived singles, ‘6 Months Later’ and ‘Beautiful Things’, along with the longstanding unreleased fan-favourite, ‘Wedding Dress’, which we’ve been waiting on since 2022.
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