Getting Peyton Manning back in a Tennessee uniform in Neyland Stadium was quite a feat for Morgan Wallen. But he also got Josh Heupel and the Vols.

Peyton Manning knew how to walk out in style when escorting country artist Morgan Wallen to his concert at Neyland Stadium on Sunday night.Neyland Stadium is Tennessee's football stadium, which is where Manning played in college from 1994–97.

Peyton Manning is back in uniform…kind of. During Morgan Wallen’s epic walkout at Neyland Stadium over the weekend, Manning was seen in his throwback uniform when he was a Tennessee Volunteer. Manning wasn’t alone either.

Morgan Wallen got his start on season six of The Voice — he competed on Adam Levine's team and made it to the playoffs round before being eliminated. His stint on the show was enough to get him a record deal with indie label Panacea Records, which helped him release his first EP, Stand Alone, in 2015.

Morgan Wallen's grand entrance for the second of his Knoxville concerts at Neyland Stadium couldn't have been any more Vols-centric.

Country star Morgan Wallen made history this weekend, performing to a record-breaking 156,161 fans over two sold-out shows at Neyland Stadium.

Tennessee head coach Josh Heupel‘s homecoming in Norman over the weekend was a success. Helping lead the Volunteers to a 25-15 win over an Oklahoma program he once led to a national championship win in 2000 as a quarterback.

Country music star Morgan Wallen walks out with Josh Heupel and others to kick-off his Neyland stadium performance.

Morgan Wallen’s two Neyland Stadium concerts broke the record for event attendance at the home of the Vols. Wallen brought in 156,161 fans across his two shows, breaking the previous record (148,407) set by the Jackson 5′s three 1984 shows.