Country music superstar Morgan Wallen recently confirmed he is actively working on new music, though he clarified that he has not been in "hibernation." Speaking with SiriusXM's Cody Alan at his concert at The Pinnacle in Nashville on Thursday, April 2, Wallen elaborated on his activities, stating, "I worked a lot. I've been hanging out with my son, making music, and that's about it."

Wallen shared that he is still in the "early stages" of developing new material. Despite this, he continues to heavily promote his highly successful current album, "I'm The Problem," which has achieved four-times Platinum certification from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). He indicated that the promotional cycle for "I'm The Problem," which has already yielded seven or eight singles, is nearing its conclusion. Wallen also hinted at plans to begin sharing "little sneak peeks" of his upcoming music soon.

His current single, "Don't We," from "I'm The Problem," is performing well, positioned in the top 30 on Billboard's Country Airplay chart. Looking ahead, Wallen is set to embark on his extensive "Still the Problem" tour, commencing with two shows on April 10-11 in Minneapolis at U.S. Bank Stadium.

The recent SiriusXM concert was an intimate event for 4,000 SiriusXM subscribers, where the four-time Billboard Hot 100 chart-topper performed several of his hits, including the title track "I'm the Problem" and "I Had Some Help." The event also featured a special appearance by Ella Langley, who joined Wallen for a rendition of "Sand in My Boots." This concert served as a celebration for the launch of his new 24/7 radio show, "Morgan Wallen Radio," which is scheduled to debut on April 7.