Megan Moroney is “saving” songs she has “never” played live for her new tour

Country sensation Megan Moroney is getting ready for the journey – and has some surprises in store.

“I’m really looking forward to playing the whole album for everyone in the future,” said 26-year-old Moroney We weekly exclusively before she announced her headlining appearance Am I OK? Tour. “There are certain songs that I keep that I have never played live.”

Moroney announced on Tuesday, September 10, that she will embark on a 25-date North American tour, set to begin in March 2025. Her major concert announcement came a day after the singer received three nominations for the 2024 Country Music Association Awards.

“Next year will be very fun,” she said Us.

Moroney spent the summer promoting her second album, Am I okay? — which was released in July — and as the opening act for Kenny Chesney on different days of his The sun goes down tourNow she is ready to be the center of attention.

“This summer was literally the best ever,” enthused the singer Usand noted that working with 56-year-old Chesney allowed her to “play in stadiums for the first time.”

“I've grown so much as an artist from watching him and his crew every night,” Moroney added. “It's been a highlight of the whole year – probably a highlight of my life. Kenny and I have become such good friends, and it's just so cool.”

She continued, “My fans are so passionate. … I played a headlining show the day the album was released and they already knew all the words to the songs I played. It was so cool and I'm just very grateful.”

Moroney said her turbulent summer – which included an appearance on the podcast “Call Her Daddy” and a song on the Twisters Soundtrack – is “so crazy.” Despite her success, however, she remains down to earth.

“I like to stay up to date with what people are saying [online] because I think it gives me a sense of awareness,” Moroney admitted. “But I think there are limits, of course.”

One of her limitations is not revealing who her songs are about, but the “Tennessee Orange” singer can't blame her fans for wondering.

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“It's just about having a healthy attitude about it. I write very personal songs, so I think it would be crazy of me to tell people to stop wondering who my songs are about,” Moroney explained. “If I don't want people to wonder who my songs are about, I should stop writing such personal songs [that are] clearly about someone.”

While people “speculate” who her music is about, Moroney is more interested in which songs resonate with listeners.

“The songs help people to master their own lives and their own relationships. I think that's why I write songs,” she said Us“I love a song that makes you feel less alone. I think that's much more important than the noise on social media.”

Tickets for the Am I OK? -Tour goes on general sale on Friday, September 13th.