October 15, 2025—Due to overwhelming demand, global superstar Luke Combs will extend his massive “My Kinda Saturday NightTour” with second nights added at Green Bay’s Lambeau Field, Toronto’s Rogers Stadium, London’s Wembley Stadium and Ireland’s Slane Castle—the first artist ever to perform back-to-back nights at Lambeau Field and Slane Castle.
Additional stops on the 2026 run include Las Vegas’ Allegiant Stadium, South Bend’s Notre Dame Stadium, Knoxville’s Neyland Stadium, Columbus’ Ohio Stadium, Amsterdam’s Johan Cruijff ArenA and Edinburgh’s Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium among others. Special guests on the tour include Dierks Bentley, The Script, The Teskey Brothers, Thomas Rhett, Ty Myers, Jake Worthington, Thelma & James and The Castellows.
Tickets for the “My Kinda Saturday Night Tour” are available for pre-sale starting today, October 15 with general on-sale following Friday, October 17 at 10:00am local venue time. Combs’ official fan club, The Bootleggers, once again have advance access to tickets through fan pre-sale, sign up for The Bootleggers HERE for more info.
The upcoming tour adds to an already historic career for Combs, who recently became the highest RIAA certified country artist ever with 168 million units sold (surpassing Garth Brooks) and made history as the first country artist to headline both Bonnaroo and Lollapalooza. Earlier this year, Combs topped the bills at several other all-genre festivals including Austin City Limits, Newport Folk Festival and New Orleans JazzFest. Combs is also the first country artist with two songs earning a billion streams on Spotify and the first with four singles certified RIAA Diamond.
Additionally, Combs released The Prequel earlier this month, a new 3-song collection featuring “My Kinda Saturday Night,” “15 Minutes” and “Days Like These” (listen HERE) and is nominated for three awards at the 2025 CMA Awards: Entertainer of the Year, Male Vocalist of the Year and Single of the Year (“Ain’t No Love in Oklahoma”).
The new music follows Combs’ single, “Back in the Saddle,” which is currently #5 on the Billboard Country Airplay chart and rising, as well as “Ain’t No Love in Oklahoma”—Combs’ 19th consecutive #1 single. Adding to his already unprecedented success at country radio, this achievement gives Combs the most consecutive #1s of any artist to start their career and led him to spend 53 cumulative weeks atop Billboard’s Country Airplay chart. These accomplishments follow Combs’ latest album, Fathers & Sons, which reflects on his experiences as a dad and the unique bond between parents and their children, and led NPR Music to praise, “he’s going beyond the country realm now and really has become a pop star, a global popstar.”
A Grand Ole Opry member and 11x CMA, 4x ACM, 6x Billboard Music Award-winner from Asheville, NC, Combs recently collaborated with artists such as Post Malone (“Guy For That” + “Missin’ You Like This”), Bailey Zimmerman (“Backup Plan,” the 2025 SEC Network anthem), Jon Bellion (“WHY”) and Alex Warren (“Ordinary (Live at Lollapalooza)”), and partnered with Opry Entertainment Group to open Category 10—an entertainment complex in downtown Nashville. Known for his electric live performances, Combs also performed an unforgettable duet of “Fast Car” with Tracy Chapman at the 66th Grammy Awards and joined forces with Eric Church, Billy Strings and James Taylor to headline “Concert for Carolina,” a special benefit show that raised over $24.5 million for Hurricane Helene relief efforts.
photo credit: David Bergman
LUKE COMBS CONFIRMED TOUR DATES
BOLD on-sale this Friday, October 17 at 10:00am local time
October 23-25—Miramar Beach, FL—Bootleggers Bonfire
March 21—Las Vegas, NV—Allegiant Stadium*
April 4—Charlottesville, VA—Scott Stadium†
April 11—Ames, IA—Jack Trice Stadium†
April 18—South Bend, IN—Notre Dame Stadium†
April 25—Columbus, OH—Ohio Stadium†
May 2—Knoxville, TN—Neyland Stadium†
May 9—Norman, OK—Gaylord Family – Oklahoma Memorial Stadium†
May 15—Green Bay, WI—Lambeau Field†
May 16—Green Bay, WI—Lambeau Field†
May 30—Montreal, Quebec—Parc Jean-Drapeau†
June 5—Toronto, Ontario—Rogers Stadium†
June 6—Toronto, Ontario—Rogers Stadium†
July 4—Gothenburg, Sweden—Ullevi‡
July 7—Paris, France—Accor Arena§
July 11—Amsterdam, Netherlands—Johan Cruijff ArenA‡
July 18—Ireland—Slane Castle‡
July 19—Ireland—Slane Castle‡
July 25—Edinburgh, U.K.—Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium+
July 31—London, U.K.—Wembley Stadium#
August 1—London, U.K.—Wembley Stadium#
*with special guests Dierks Bentley, Ty Myers and Thelma & James
†with special guests Dierks Bentley, Ty Myers, Jake Worthington and Thelma & James
‡with special guests The Script, Ty Myers and The Castellows
§with special guests Ty Myers and The Castellows
+with special guests The Teskey Brothers, Ty Myers and The Castellows
#with special guests Thomas Rhett, Ty Myers and The Castellows
