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Caitlin Clark Joined Morgan Wallen’s Stadium Walkout in Indianapolis
Caitlin Clark joined Morgan Wallen’s Indianapolis stadium walkout after a Fever game, with the moment captured on Instagram.
Caitlin Clark turned Morgan Wallen’s Indianapolis show into a local crossover moment on Saturday night, joining the country star’s walkout at Lucas Oil Stadium for the second of two dates on his 2026 Still the Problem Tour.
The Indiana Fever point guard had just come from Gainbridge Fieldhouse, where the Fever lost a tight one to the Dallas Wings, 107-104. From there, Clark headed to Wallen’s nearby concert, and by the time she emerged with him, she was all smiles. For fans following both worlds, it was the kind of appearance that felt perfectly timed, especially in a city already buzzing around Wallen’s stadium run.
Wallen shared the moment in a video Wallen posted on Instagram on Sunday, with additional fan-shot clips appearing on Clark’s stories. In Wallen’s post, he’s seen shooting mini hoops backstage before stepping out alongside Clark, then hugging her before making his way toward the crowd. Clark, dressed in denim, a crop top and a leather jacket, looked fully in step with the energy of the entrance as she worked the stadium floor with him.
It was a different scene from the night before, when Wallen went without a guest during his Lucas Oil Stadium show. He also handled the walkout solo in Las Vegas last weekend, telling the crowd at Allegiant Stadium, “Y’all got some flaky a— people in this town. I had like five different people lined up to do the walkout and they all bailed on me last minute.” Still, the walkout has become one of Wallen’s signature live-show rituals since he started it in 2023, and over the course of last year’s I’m the Problem Tour and his previous One Night at a Time Tour, the slot drew plenty of familiar names.
The Still the Problem Tour is a compact run, with 11 cities and two shows at each stop. Next up, Wallen heads to Gainesville, Fla., for shows on May 15 and 16. His 2025 album I’m the Problem, which previously hit No. 1, is still hanging inside the top 10 on the Billboard 200 nearly a year after release, where it currently sits at No. 4. Ella Langley, who sings with Wallen on the chart-making new single “I Can’t Love You Anymore,” opened Saturday’s show and is set for select upcoming dates as well.
