Country Crooner Morgan Wallen's "Whiskey Glasses" details the aftermath of heartbreak, when one of the only ways to forget is to drink -- or as Wallen more poetically sings: "See the world through ...

Morgan Wallen just wrapped up the second weekend of his I’m The Problem tour, performing two shows at Camp Randall Stadium in ...

Morgan Wallen knows heartbreak as a sort of blunt force trauma in "Whiskey Glasses," a mid-tempo spin on an idea so simple we can't believe there's not another hit like it on record.. Maybe ...

“Poor me,” Morgan Wallen wails on the opening line of “Whiskey Glasses,” stretching out the two-word phrase before he repeats it again with a completely different meaning — “Pour me ...

Ahead of his ACMs 2020 performance, Morgan Wallen opened up to PEOPLE about his hit single "Whiskey Glasses" and new life as a dad ...

Morgan Wallen is breaking down his latest single "Whiskey Glasses" for Taste of Country's RISERS series. Readers can press play above to watch a stripped-down, acoustic version of the catchy ...

Morgan Wallen now has two No. 1 hits. The "Up Down" singer and 2018 Taste of Country RISER just topped two airplay charts with "Whiskey Glasses," the newest single from his If I Know Me album ...

Meaning Behind The Lyrics “Whiskey Glasses” was co-written by Kevin Kadish and Ben Burgess in 2015, but it took four years for it to get to the top of the charts.

Morgan Wallen is a country singer known for his strong voice and catchy songs. He gained fame with hits such as Whiskey Glasses and Last Night. His albums have been at the top of music charts, and ...

“Up Down” singer Morgan Wallen made his debut on the Today show on Thursday, performing his Top 25 single “Whiskey Glasses.” The song appears on Wallen’s 2018 album If I Know Me .

Ahead of his ACMs 2020 performance, Morgan Wallen opened up to PEOPLE about his hit single "Whiskey Glasses" and new life as a dad Morgan Wallen's life now looks a lot different than it did just ...

“Poor me,” Morgan Wallen wails on the opening line of “Whiskey Glasses,” stretching out the two-word phrase before he repeats it again with a completely different meaning – “Pour me ...